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The Privacy Files | Episode 10

Comfortably Compromised
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Episode Summary:

This week, we're digging into two major stories shaking up the data privacy world:

  1. Amazon and Roku’s new advertising partnership—a move that gives advertisers terrifyingly detailed visibility into your living room.

  2. The largest password leak in history—16 billion fresh credentials, now in the hands of cybercriminals worldwide.

But it’s not just about what happened—it’s about what it means for you.
We explore how these stories connect, what they reveal about our digital ecosystem, and most importantly: how to protect yourself.

💡 In This Episode:

  • What the Amazon–Roku deal really means for your identity

  • How infostealer malware silently grabs your logins

  • What actually happens to your credentials once they’re leaked

  • How to monitor your home network like a pro

  • Tools to build your own mini-SOC at home

  • My top recommendations for password, privacy, and device protection

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🧰 Tools & Resources Mentioned

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🔐 Password Management + 2FA

🛜 DNS Firewalls / Network Monitoring

📱 Mobile Privacy Tools

🧱 Home Network Tools


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