Casa Client Case Study: The Tinder Trap
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Casa Client Case Study: The Tinder Trap
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#2This is one of my biggest fears.
As a result I use the supposedly not ok, security by obsecurity. (Along with other normal precautions)
I don't tell people which Bitcoin wallet I recommend, I simply say "I don't tell people where I hide gold".
Although not sure if I could survive devil's breath.
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#3Honestly I wouldn't put too much trust into a SEO blog article.
A better title would be. "If you get drugged and use Casa, you will be able to save your money"
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#4This is one of my biggest fears. As a result I use the supposedly not ok, security by obsecurity. (Along with other normal precautions) I don't tell people which Bitcoin wallet I recommend, I simply say "I don't tell people where I hide gold". Although not sure if I could survive devil's breath.
Didn’t this comment make you a potential target?
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#5Related (though no Tinder involvement in this one):
https://timesofmalta.com/articles/view/victim-describes-his-...
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#6This is one of my biggest fears. As a result I use the supposedly not ok, security by obsecurity. (Along with other normal precautions) I don't tell people which Bitcoin wallet I recommend, I simply say "I don't tell people where I hide gold". Although not sure if I could survive devil's breath.
> As a result I use the supposedly not ok, security by obsecurity.
Security by obscurity is perfectly OK as part of a layered defense, where your systems are also secured properly. Where it is not OK is when you don't bother to secure your systems because you assume they're hidden and no one will find them.
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#7This is one of my biggest fears. As a result I use the supposedly not ok, security by obsecurity. (Along with other normal precautions) I don't tell people which Bitcoin wallet I recommend, I simply say "I don't tell people where I hide gold". Although not sure if I could survive devil's breath.
I prefer to use security by obesity. Meaning I won't get any Tinder dates so my accounts are safe.
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#8While the article seems part-advertisement, the risk is real. Best not to let strangers know your worth, and use multi-factor authentication everywhere. It's a disgusting (and beautiful) world we live in!
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#9This is one of my biggest fears. As a result I use the supposedly not ok, security by obsecurity. (Along with other normal precautions) I don't tell people which Bitcoin wallet I recommend, I simply say "I don't tell people where I hide gold". Although not sure if I could survive devil's breath.
Didn’t this comment make you a potential target?
23 day old account, no bio listed... I don't think there's much personal information leaking out there.
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