Your decoy doors
Click a door to see what it isWhat happened
No alerts yet- What was touched
- The fake admin panel. It looks like the control page for your website. It isn't real, and nobody at Juniper Street has a reason to open it.
- What they tried
- They tried 38 different passwords, one after another. Then they went looking for files that usually hold passwords and settings.
- When
- Tonight at 2:14 AM. The office was closed. Your text arrived at 2:16 AM.
- From where
- A computer outside your business, somewhere on the internet, at address 203.0.113.47. Not one of your staff.
- How serious
- Serious. This is someone hunting on purpose, not a passing automatic scanner.
What to do about it
- Make sure your real website doesn't have password or backup files lying around where anyone can open them.
- Turn on two-step sign-in for your real admin account.
- Nothing else. Keep the decoys running.
Mara's phone
(204) 555-0142Alerts go straight to your phone by text or push. Tap the text to see the details.
Today's activity
Newest at the topYour monthly one-page report
Preview · made-up numbersOne page, bottom line first. Hand it to your accountant or your insurer. A quiet month says "nothing touched these doors", never "you're secure".
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Prices in Canadian dollarsOne location. Alerts go straight to your phone and you read the monthly report yourself. First month free.
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Made-up business, made-up times, made-up address from the range set aside for examples. The break-in attempt on this page is simulated in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.