Protect your privacy with honeypots and get notified
Even if IT-security mechanisms fail, the human factor can be used to protect your data. Protect your data with baits on your computer and physically. Get notified if someone has used your computer or file cabinet. Works with your partner or anonymous hackers.
The story of how I came up with this idea was pretty terrible and full of deceit. My colleague was staying with me in my apartment because he had broken up with his girlfriend. 3 months later I was $1450 poorer and he was $1450 richer because he snuck into my computer and had access to my Paypal account. And I didn't notice it the whole time. You put bait on your computer (or physically if you want) and if someone has access to your computer they will bite. Because the person, whether hacker or
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This is such a crazy idea 😂 I love it!
This is a clever idea, @sentury. I can see this extending to online hackers as well.
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