Hello Sean!  
    
  ** On Sunday 12.07.26 - 11:48, you wrote to me:  
    
   AA>> The rima-iot one?  
    
   SR> no, I have a lot of domains, after my main started to get these, I  
   SR> created a key on an account I would never use gpg and uploaded it to  
  see.  
   SR> Also added it to my google search thingy  
    
  Was it this one then?..  
    
          MID: 2:221/1.58@fidonet 28755133  
    
    
  It was a message where the following email addresses were "exposed": (but  
  this time I'll just highlight the TLD)  
    
    
        2EF0B89984A1C8D0A12242BF2FC21F8603D2A3EB  
  uid           [ unknown] Sean Rima (Rima)   
    
        DA6E3F67013CC1A6DD02AC4A3BE9D61CAFBF9067  
  uid           [ unknown] seanrima-gpgmail   
  uid           [ unknown] Rima   
  uid           [ unknown] Sean Rima (CW)   
    
        307CD1D672415D24EE3E65803F8D99D474CC6DDD  
  uid           [ unknown] Sean Rima (iot)   
  uid           [ unknown] Sean Rima   
  uid           [ unknown] Sean Rima   
  uid           [ unknown] Sean Rima   
  uid           [ unknown] Sean Rima   
  sub   brainpoolP256r1 2026-01-11 [E] [expires: 2027-01-11]  
        705D73EEE207C2C3273ED8FF6E27B2EFC6919E83  
    
    
  Yes.. it's a sad commentary that email is still probably the most popular  
  way  
  for a spammer/scammer to reach a potential target.  
    
  But the best way to avoid being a victim is to not respond/click to any  
  unsolicted emails that contain links.  
    
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