Ahsan Luqman·November 9, 2026How to Protect Your Email When Signing Up for a PharmacyA pharmacy account links an email address to prescriptions and insurance. One alias per pharmacy keeps that mail contained and names the source of any leak.Email Privacy9 min read
Ahsan Luqman·November 9, 2026Is It Safe to Check Email on Someone Else's Phone?A borrowed phone is safe for email when the session is contained and removed afterwards. The risk is a leftover login or a saved password.Email Privacy9 min read
Ahsan Luqman·November 9, 2026SM Entertainment breach leaks staff ID and bank dataSM Entertainment confirmed on 8 November 2026 that an attacker accessed its business systems and leaked staff identity and bank data across three companies.Data Breach9 min read
Ahsan Luqman·November 8, 2026One Alias Per Smart Home Brand Keeps a Leak in One AccountSmart home setup hands your email address to the camera maker. One managed alias per device brand keeps a leak in one account instead of all of them.Smart Home10 min read
Ahsan Luqman·November 8, 2026How to Protect Your Email for Cloud Storage SignupsCloud storage holds backups, photos and documents for years. Use one alias per provider as the signup address, kept alive for the life of the account.Email Privacy10 min read
Ahsan Luqman·November 8, 2026Who Gives A Crap breach may have exposed customer dataWho Gives A Crap told customers on 7 November 2026 that a marketing vendor incident may have exposed names, emails and phone numbers.Data Breach7 min read
Ahsan Luqman·November 7, 2026Protect Your Email When You Sign Up for a Password ManagerThe email used to create a password manager is the most consequential address. One stable alias and recovery set up on day one keep the vault reachable.Password Managers12 min read
Ahsan Luqman·November 7, 2026How to Protect Your Email When Signing Up for a VPNUse a dedicated alias for your VPN signup so billing, renewal and recovery mail stays contained and your main inbox stays private.Email Privacy9 min read
Ahsan Luqman·November 7, 2026M1 data breach exposes NRIC numbers and email addressesM1 disclosed a data breach on 30 October 2026 that exposed customer names, NRIC numbers, dates of birth, mobile numbers, email addresses and home addresses.Data Breach9 min read
Ahsan Luqman·November 7, 2026NTT Docomo breach leaks up to 300,000 customer recordsNTT Docomo confirmed unauthorised access to Docomo Online Shop and My docomo leaked up to 300,000 customer records, including email addresses and bank details.Data Breach10 min read
