- CHANNEL:MODULE 02
- SIGNAL:RECEIVED
- ORIGIN:REDACTED
Stop Using One Identity Everywhere.
Create boundaries between services. One exposed account should not reveal your entire digital life.
When every service points back to the same email and the same password, your identity has a single point of failure. Breach one, breach all.
Unlinking is the practice of drawing walls between the parts of your digital life so that a compromise stays contained.
IDENTITY GRAPH // EXAMPLE CONFIGURATION
SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE
These addresses are examples only.
Field Tactics
Compartmentalize email
Use purpose-specific aliases for different categories of service. A shopping leak should never reach your bank.
Break password reuse
A single reused password turns one breach into many. Every account gets its own unique credential.
Separate personas
Keep professional, personal, and throwaway identities distinct. Do not let them cross-reference.
Limit third-party sign-in
Social login is convenient, but it links accounts together and hands a central provider the master key.