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27/06/2026

Please read Jordan Stork's posts. who owms this page

06/05/2026

🐦 Free digital tripwires. No, seriously.
Most people have no idea this exists, and that’s no longer a shame.
Canarytokens
— free, unlimited honeypot-style alerts you can drop anywhere: a Word doc, a PDF, a fake AWS key, a QR code, a VPN config, a Windows folder, a Google Sheet, an email... I like to think of them as hidden caltrops that report back to you.
The second someone touches it, you get notified. No software. No subscription. No setup beyond 30 seconds.
Sample Use case for those still reading!
→ Name a fake Excel file “Company Bonus Structure.xlsx” and drop it somewhere smart where a potential colleague threat or attacker would look.
→ Wait. And don’t sit on the thought that "It couldnt be *blah blah* because they are quiet and friendly and just not someone I would ever suspect of breaching data on purpose...” You may find out quick, or hear nothing at all.
Canary Tokens are not a firewall. It’s a psychological tripwire trap that I bet could be used really well for many purposes because it’s dressed up as a file.
And it’s free.

This is exactly the kind of tool that sits at the intersection of security architecture and behavioral psychology — because the real power isn’t the alert. It’s that once attackers know these exist, they slow down and distrust everything they touch. The paranoia IS the defense.
Link:
https://help.canary.tools/hc/en-gb/articles/10905485310109-Canarytoken-Overview-and-Use-Cases

Canarytokens are free, simple digital tripwires that notify you immediately when touched, providing early alerts for intrusions or suspicious activity. They come in various forms—such as document t...

27/04/2026

Thank you Spring, clearly you woke up on the wrong side of the bed...

20/04/2026

The first of a three-part series on why it’s important to understand exactly what’s in those many, many Terms of Services and Privacy Policies everyone is so quick to click Accept all willy-nilly like.
Appreciate you!

Part 1: The Architecture of Extraction Why is renting expensive as f**k? Weekly payments cost more than the rental. This is the first installment of a three-part series examining how privacy policies operate inside the rent-to-own industry as a case study for a broader pattern in consumer finance. P...

20/04/2026

Cyberpsychology niche podcast is live now; the goal is to have biweekly releases. Working on spreading the podcast to additional platforms.
Keep an eye on the blog as well.
Appreciate you!
https://open.spotify.com/show/2T03wYE2Y85R6dGMd94pNe?si=0WUfxbwITvemE9tCS_nHcg

Podcast · Jordan "Omegalit" Stork · Deeez Nuuuts Presents!™ — a cyberpsychology podcast for people who get it and people who don’t. Hosted by Jordan "Omegalit" Stork, recovering psychosis survivor turned ML researcher, and a rotating cast of co-conspirators who haven’t been abducted yet. T...

21/01/2026

The small letters next to the 'confirm' button give them permission to di**le around with your data. Take some time to read what they get to make a fortune with in the privacy policies. They Are Important!

'By clicking confirm, you agree to our privacy policy.
Your data is a recurring revenue stream. In the United States, your digital presence (browsing habits, location, and interests) generates significant annual value:

Google Earns approximately $460 per year from each American user.

Meta (Facebook/Instagram): Generates over $600 per year per user in the U.S. through targeted advertising.

Data Brokers: The global market for trading this data is nearly $300 billion in 2025/2026.