A little tool I have been working on.
See everything. Fix it before anyone notices.
DNS. Security. Performance. Email Deliverability. Subdomains. All in one place.
Proactive domain monitoring that catches subdomain takeovers, email delivery failures, and performance issues before they become client emergencies. Not just alerts — intelligence.
In October, Ring launched Search Party, an on-by-default feature that links together Ring cameras in a neighborhood and uses AI to search for specific lost dogs, essentially creating a networked, automated surveillance system. The feature got some attention at the time, but faced extreme backlash after Ring and Siminoff promoted Search Party during a Super Bowl ad. 404 Media obtained an email that Siminoff sent to all Ring employees in early October, soon after the feature’s launch, which said the feature was introduced “first for finding dogs,” but that it or features like it would be expanded to “zero out crime in neighborhoods.”
Rather than block web scrapers, Cloudflare invites them to trawl a web of useless ‘AI-generated nonsense.’
A VHS copy of the Wizard of Oz and a QR code is also a fun way to store your crypto wallet key.
Have you ever wondered how much of your personal information is available online? Here’s your chance to find out.
Unfortunately, the current Companies House name rules – while covering copy-cats and offensive language – do not cover attempts to poison data inputs.
This is a problem, because dozens of websites, databases and other processors pull in details from Companies House – and not all of them are good at sanitising their data inputs, which can be poisoned simply with a name.
A library of websites… with dumb password rules.