Free prepare.aiendgame.com site guides users through locking down accounts amid AI cyberstorm
harris_edouard · x · 2026-10-27
Amid the ongoing AI cyber crisis and elevated hacking risks, harrisedouard's team launched a free website, prepare.aiendgame.com, that walks users through securing their finances and online identities.
Key points from the thread:
- Version one focuses on the most urgent areas: finances, phone, and email accounts — theft protection first; personal resilience support (water, food, fuel) is coming soon.
- The site stores no personal information; to move between devices you download your session locally and re-upload it, so data never leaves machines you physically control.
- Early testers found issues like Verizon shipping SIM Protection switched off by default — a bad default the team says should change.
- The team has also worked with elements of the U.S. intelligence and special ops communities on critical infrastructure protection and says most critical infra is badly unprepared.
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