About n10do

One place to keep up with the scams going around, the security flaws attackers are using, new data breaches and product recalls, built from official public sources and updated every day. Game and movie release dates are a lighter extra.

Where the data comes from

• Scam and fraud warnings: the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center.
• Security flaws under attack: the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, filtered to products people use at home.
• Data breaches: Have I Been Pwned, licensed CC BY 4.0.
• US consumer product recalls: the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
• US pet food, treat and veterinary recalls: the Food and Drug Administration.
• Canadian recalls: Health Canada.
• UK recalls and safety notices: the Office for Product Safety and Standards.
• Game and film release dates: Wikidata, a free database anyone can edit.

How it is made

Lists are compiled by software; the common-scam guides and the "what to do" advice are written by hand. Recalls are sorted into sections by keyword, so some are missed and a few may be misfiled. Release dates are only as good as the Wikidata entries behind them, and film coverage in particular is partial. Every recall page links to the official notice, which is the version to trust.

Independence

n10do is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Nintendo or any other company named on the site. Nothing here is safety, security, veterinary or legal advice; follow the official notice.