10 CYBERSECURITY WEBSITES YOU SHOULD HAVE BOOKMARKED YESTERDAY.
Save this list. The internet is more dangerous than you think.
1. https://t.co/3h3vzH35Lf
Shows every breach your email has ever leaked in. Free real time alerts when new ones drop.
2. https://t.co/vnK20OT89v
A search engine for connected devices. Find every exposed webcam, server, and router on earth.
3. https://t.co/0cSprVMMXJ
Scans any URL before you click. Shows what it loads, what it pings, and where your data would go.
4. https://t.co/dQ0qc54hZ8
Lookup every SSL certificate ever issued for a domain. Used by every red teamer alive.
5. https://t.co/5v8O49Awtf
Drops any file into a malware sandbox. Returns a full behavior report in 90 seconds.
6. https://t.co/2SS76nHZXL
A real time feed of phishing URLs, malware signatures, and active threats.
7. https://t.co/sEso7FbFNj
The exploit database the NSA actually uses. Every known vulnerability with proof of concept code.
8. https://t.co/tnDqWvZLFO
Curated alternatives to every privacy hostile app you use. Updated constantly.
9. https://t.co/MI6Jb3FE1q
Plant fake passwords, files, and URLs across your network. Get an alert the second a hacker touches them.
10. https://t.co/y5H1ggmHtK
Exposes every piece of data your browser is leaking to websites in real time.
These are the same tools security pros charge $300/hour to run for you.
After 3 years using Claude, I can say it’s the technology that has revolutionized my life.
Here are 18 prompts I use daily that have transformed my day to day; they could do the same for you:
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Build angle: no sensors on day one.
Win with fresh human reports. Then sell venues a QR poster and optional cheap sensor kit once they want better placement.
Start as a map. Become the comfort layer for work-from-anywhere.
Today's tiny startup idea: a "cool desk" map for remote workers.
It shows which cafes and coworking spaces are comfortable right now: cool enough, not packed, decent WiFi, outlets visible.
A heatwave turns that into a real buying signal.
Buyer: remote workers first, venues later.
Cafes and coworking spaces already pay to get bodies through the door. "Cool, quiet, 8 seats free" is a better ad than another 10% discount nobody asked for.
Saw this post and it stuck with me. Families keep asking for one app that actually holds their full story — trees, records, surname meanings, migration paths. https://t.co/d89Ev9ZAum
We need an app where families can upload their histories, have a family tree, birth, marriage, and death records, family surname meaning, and migration history.
First wedge: Shopify stores already using one 3PL who are adding wholesale or a second warehouse. They feel the reconciliation hell before anyone else.
One M DTC brand is still doing inventory by hand in Excel every night. 3,500 orders/mo, three 3PLs across countries, wholesale + Shopify, and big-box retail deals on the way. The current setup won't survive the growth.
This pain only surfaces at scale. Brands doing manual nightly counts are exactly the ones about to sign big retail deals or expand warehouses. They have budget and a clear problem.
MVP: two-way sync across Shopify, wholesale portals, and the three 3PL APIs with exception alerts and daily audit reports. Price on order volume or flat monthly for the integrations that hold up.
The person stepping in (finance + engineering background) is evaluating Cin7 because spreadsheets break once you add retail channels and multiple 3PLs. They need reliable reconciliation, not another pretty dashboard.