Infohazards

Infohazards are pieces of true information that may be hazardous to be more spread outside a niche audience.

This is like normal PSA stuff, like lockpicking lawyers showing millions of people how to pick locks, exposing security weaknesses etc. Of course it is in the hopes that the company fixes it, but many systems in the world don't have that kind of dynamic. Ideally such things would only be a "warning for good people".

What's extremely awkward is that for many things on this page somehow much of it has already been done by opportunists, etc. But how would I ever say "oh my god look at this pattern pay attention and let's work together against it", it just would never work like that.

Think of it as "what I've seen other people do successfully, unfortunately". It shouldn't really even be taken as advice because I have never done any of this successfully myself.

Note this is actually probably one of the things with the least amount of 'content' in it, it's literally like 4 pages, the first part names a bunch of techniques and the end of the article just trails off with unexplained links. This is the stupid luxury line of products not the serious efforted course cmon.

I make no promises for value for money in this "Luxury" line of "products" and you should expect absolutely unpolished prototypical work.