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Five pages, each built to be executed rather than read. The Linux hardening checklist is copy-paste commands in the order you run them on a fresh Ubuntu or Debian box. The passkeys page settles the synced-versus-device-bound question and what to do about recovery. The personal cybersecurity checklist is a threat model first and a tool list second, because most people buy tools for threats they do not have.

The data broker opt-out guide is the tedious one: a step-by-step US procedure for getting your records out of the people-search sites, with the forms and the timelines. Post-quantum cryptography covers the NIST standards and what a migration actually involves; it pairs with the custody-specific version in the crypto custody section.

5 references filed under Security & Privacy. Most read right now: Privacy: Data Broker Opt-Out Guide; Passkeys, YubiKeys, and Hardware Auth: Security Guide; Linux Server Hardening: Checklist & Paste-Ready Commands.

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  1. Linux Server Hardening: Checklist & Paste-Ready CommandsRun it top to bottom on a new server
  2. Personal Cybersecurity: A Practical Threat-Model ChecklistThreat model first, then the short list of tools
  3. Passkeys, YubiKeys, and Hardware Auth: Security GuidePasskeys, WebAuthn and recovery without lockout

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Security & Privacy

Privacy: Data Broker Opt-Out Guide

A comprehensive, step-by-step USA guide to removing your personal information from data brokers…

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