Transparency & trust
Privacy
A clear explanation of how this site handles information.
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Hosting & essential services
Threatintel.cc is published by Edward Kiledjian and hosted on Micro.blog. Micro.blog’s published policy says hosted-blog logs include visitor IP addresses, browser versions, and requested paths, retained for up to two months.
Micro.blog resources, including post conversations, may receive a sign-in cookie if you are already logged in to that platform. See Micro.blog’s privacy policy for its current practices.
Website analytics
This site uses Tinylytics to understand traffic and improve the publication. Its visitor analytics operate without analytics cookies or browser fingerprinting. Requests include page and referrer information and the browser’s user agent; network infrastructure also receives an IP address. Tinylytics describes how it processes that information in its visitor-data explanation and privacy policy.
Search & browser storage
Search Space downloads a public index of posts, replies, and transcripts, then matches your query in your browser. It caches that public index locally to make repeat searches faster.
Search terms appear in the page URL. They may therefore appear in browser history, server requests, or page analytics. Avoid entering confidential information in the search box.
Contact & public replies
If you email me through the Contact page, your email address and message are used to respond to your inquiry. Email is handled by the relevant mail services.
Post conversations and replies are handled by Micro.blog. Treat replies as public and consult its policy before sharing personal information. Linked publishers and external services have their own privacy practices.
Your choices & questions
You can block analytics scripts, manage cookies, and clear cached site data through your browser. Blocking scripts may prevent browser-based search or conversations from working.
For privacy questions or requests concerning information you have sent me, contact Edward. Requests relating to information held by Micro.blog or another provider may also need to be directed to that provider.
This notice will be updated when the site’s services or practices change.