Websites that should be "illegal" part 15.

@bellaosinter

11.5K followers · usually 3.0K views a post

Views

15.8K

Likes

206

Comments

2

Shares

19

SoundTikTok sound · Neon Serenity

Promoted product

Floe Intelfloeintel.com

Search billions of leaked records using Floe Intel OSINT tools. Find actionable intelligence using any email, telegram handle, phone, username or other identifier.

7 videos

Why it worked

The video taps into a common fear and curiosity about personal data security and privacy breaches. By framing the tool as a way to investigate potentially 'illegal' websites and offering a 'surprise' element, it creates intrigue and encourages viewers to watch and learn more about protecting themselves.

Summary

The video introduces Floe Intel, an OSINT platform that allows users to search for leaked and breached data. It demonstrates how to use the platform to find information connected to an email, username, or domain, and how to view the categories of information and sometimes even leaked passwords associated with a breach. The creator suggests that a quick privacy check is a good idea and encourages viewers to share the video with a friend.

Structure

1Introduction to "Websites that should be illegal, part 15"
2Demonstration of searching for "floeintel" on Google

Original caption

Websites that should be illegal, volume 15 👀 FloeIntel helps you search leaked and breached data, review exposed records, and understand your digital privacy risk. Check only information you’re authorized to investigate, and share this with someone who should run a privacy check. #privacymatters #osint #techtoktips #cybersecurity #infosec

More from @bellaosinter

Product placement

Floe Intel (ACTS): An OSINT search platform that searches billions of leaked records and public Telegram activity to find information tied to an email, handle, phone, or name. Removing it would change what happens in the video.

Call to action

Send this to a friend who should take a look

On-screen text

Websites that should be "illegal" part 15. This one will surprise you. Start with Googling "floeintel" and clicking the first link This site is a friendly little workspace for investigating exposed and breached data. Choose an identifier you want to check, like an email, username, or domain. Now you can browse separate breach records and see how each one tells a slightly different story. Open one, and you'll see the categories of information connected to that exposure sometimes even including a leaked password. Honestly, a quick privacy check is never a bad idea. Send this to a friend who should take a look 👀