The final phase of the Mandating Honeypots project is officially live.

It transforms the vulnerability identified in Phase 2 into a local parental control tool that proves digital ID verification isn’t necessary; we can protect children without needing to compromise privacy and data security.

I’m looking forward to hearing the community’s thoughts on this.


GitHub repo here: https://github.com/Tori-Tech/Mandating-Honeypots-Project

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#infosc #privacy #security #tech #ParentsDecideAct #internet

GitHub - Tori-Tech/Mandating-Honeypots-Project: This repository conducts security audits on digital identity verification systems, identifies vulnerabilities through whitepapers and technical POCs, and offers decentralized, privacy-preserving solutions.

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nice try.. (or not). #infosc #phishing #MailSpoofing
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