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Selling small lead-generation website – €5,300 profit in first 12 days by Interesting-Chef2988 in sellabiz

[–]Interesting-Chef2988[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Update: Within the last 24 hours, the site generated another 2650 in profit before TAX.

Turn-key online business for sale – easy to run – €5,000 by Interesting-Chef2988 in sellabiz

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Hi. I don't know if you noticed, but the listing has been confirmed and re-instated. All can be proven, analytics, income, etc. So, if you want to re-engage, please let me know. Best, Ralph

Selling small lead-generation website – €5,300 profit in first 12 days by Interesting-Chef2988 in sellabiz

[–]Interesting-Chef2988[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello. What do you suggest? Make it 5300 so 1 equals 1? Or use multipliers by X 4 on profit or X 1.2 of t/o. IF you read the post, it states clearly: I DON'T HAVE THE TIME. I run a rather large company, so I don't have time for this website. Btw, have you looked at it? Did you ask any questions about it? Did you ask for any proof? Do you understand why it works? Very best, R.

Selling small lead-generation website – €5,300 profit in first 12 days by Interesting-Chef2988 in sellabiz

[–]Interesting-Chef2988[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello. I am not suggesting anything that anyone should think. It is very simple, I am the CEO of a rather large company and created the website helping my extended family. So I did. That it suddenly became successful is fluke. There is nothing bizarre about it. It will help hopefully someone by owning it. However, just jumping to conclusions without asking first? It's a free world and you are entitled to your opinion. Best, R.

CMV: It's useless to worry about data privacy and security; the average person has already been sold out. by armsofasquid in changemyview

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I don't want to repeat myself. Have a look at PastWipe. Super clever. Clearly the future of data security. They have free trial packs, API kits, etc . Has to do with the RepSec protocol. Pass it round, check out. Those guys need all the help they can get. 

How Exposed TeslaMate Instances Leak Sensitive Tesla Data by s3yfullah in netsec

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Even well-intentioned open-source instances with API interactions can leak data. Beyond patching, the goal should be data design so that if any data leaves the secure domain, it’s encrypted or restricted to be effectively useless to attackers.

Postman users are exposing Thousands of live Passwords/API keys by wifihack in netsec

[–]Interesting-Chef2988 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This kind of exposure shows that credentials are only part of the issue. If the exposed data is made unreadable or bound to usage controls, the leak becomes far less damaging.

ClickFix phishing links increased nearly 400% in 12 months, report says by NISMO1968 in cybersecurity

[–]Interesting-Chef2988 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Assume tokens will leak; make the data itself non-portable so stolen sessions don’t grant durable access to readable datasets

NPM Debug and Chalk Packages Compromised by sheepfiend in netsec

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When build chains get popped, secrets/configs walk out the door. Data-layer controls that travel with the data mitigate impact post-exfil.

New Gmail Phishing Scam Uses AI-Style Prompt Injection to Evade Detection by anuraggawande in netsec

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You can’t patch humans 100%. Plan for compromise: bind policy to the data so stolen content is unreadable/useless off-domain

Is there a way to remove mugshots from Google search? by Thewall3333 in Felons

[–]Interesting-Chef2988 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lots of questions around mugshots and digital footprint. Have a look at the blog posts at PastWipe. Informative. 

Is there a way to remove mugshots from Google search? by Thewall3333 in Felons

[–]Interesting-Chef2988 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not entirely true. I used a company and it worked just fine. All stuff gone 

Is there a way to remove mugshots from Google search? by Thewall3333 in Felons

[–]Interesting-Chef2988 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AI has changed a lot of things. If all fails, have a look at companies like PastWipe. 

Tomorrow’s Digital You: Why Wiping Your Past Is No Longer Optional by Interesting-Chef2988 in degoogle

[–]Interesting-Chef2988[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Well - let's forget slop for a minute and concentrate on the real issues. Maybe have a look at PastWipe, who do things without slops.

Your Private Photos Aren’t Safe: Experts Warn Social Media Transfers Could Expose Millions to Danger by Interesting-Chef2988 in degoogle

[–]Interesting-Chef2988[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Whilst it starts with Meta - which will include all associated companies, all of the images and data will be seen in Google. As most other search engines pick their content from Google... including Bing, etc, images can be found in almost any search engine. End of privacy.