Security Checkup - Go the Extra Mile

📧 Email Security

Attackers often create mail rules to hide their activity or forward your emails. Check these regularly.

Gmail - Review Filters & Forwarding Check for suspicious filters that auto-delete or forward emails Open Settings →

Gmail - Check Forwarding Addresses Ensure no unknown addresses are receiving copies of your mail Open Settings →

Outlook - Review Inbox Rules Look for rules that move, delete, or forward messages automatically Open Settings →

Microsoft 365 - Review Mail Flow Rules For work accounts - check organization mail rules Open Settings →

🔵 Google Account

Review what apps and services have access to your Google account data.

Third-Party Apps with Account Access Remove apps you don't recognize or no longer use Review Apps →

Security Checkup Google's built-in security review tool Run Checkup →

Devices with Account Access Review and remove devices you don't recognize View Devices →

Saved Passwords Checkup Check for compromised, reused, or weak passwords Check Passwords →

Recovery Options Verify your recovery email and phone are correct Check Recovery →

🟦 Microsoft Account

Review apps and services connected to your Microsoft account.

Apps & Services with Access Review and revoke access for unused apps Manage Apps →

Signed-in Devices Review all devices where you're signed in View Devices →

Recent Activity Check for suspicious sign-in attempts View Activity →

📱 Social Media

Third-party apps on social media can access your data, posts, and friends list.

Facebook - Apps & Websites Remove apps you've logged into with Facebook Manage Apps →

Facebook - Active Sessions See where you're logged in and end suspicious sessions View Sessions →

Instagram - Apps & Websites Review third-party access to your Instagram Manage Apps →

X (Twitter) - Connected Apps Revoke access from apps you no longer use Manage Apps →

X (Twitter) - Sessions Review active sessions and log out remotely View Sessions →

LinkedIn - Permitted Services Review apps with access to your LinkedIn data Manage Apps →

LinkedIn - Active Sessions See where you're signed in to LinkedIn View Sessions →

☁️ Cloud Storage

Check what apps can access your files and shared folders.

Dropbox - Connected Apps Review apps with access to your Dropbox files Manage Apps →

Dropbox - Active Sessions Review web sessions and linked devices View Sessions →

Google Drive - Shared Files Review files you've shared and remove old shares View Sharing →

👨‍💻 Developer & Tech

OAuth tokens and API access for developer platforms.

GitHub - Authorized OAuth Apps Review apps with access to your repositories Manage Apps →

GitHub - Personal Access Tokens Review and revoke old tokens View Tokens →

GitHub - Sessions Review active sessions and revoke suspicious ones View Sessions →

GitLab - Authorized Applications Review OAuth apps connected to GitLab Manage Apps →

Slack - App Authorizations Review apps installed in your Slack workspaces Manage Apps →

🔐 Password & Authentication

Check your password manager and authentication settings.

Have I Been Pwned Check if your email appears in known data breaches Check Now →

2FA Directory Find sites that support 2FA and enable it everywhere Browse Directory →

Bitwarden - Vault Health Reports Check for reused, weak, or exposed passwords View Reports →

LastPass - Security Dashboard Review your security score and weak passwords View Dashboard →

🌐 Browser Security

Extensions and saved data in your browser can be security risks.

Chrome - Review Extensions Remove extensions you don't use or recognize Open Extensions →

Chrome - Saved Passwords Review passwords saved in Chrome View Passwords →

Firefox - Review Add-ons Remove add-ons you don't use or trust Open Add-ons →

💳 Financial Services

Review connected apps and authorized access to financial accounts.

PayPal - Pre-approved Payments Review automatic payment authorizations Manage Payments →

PayPal - Connected Apps Review third-party apps with PayPal access View Permissions →

Stripe - Connected Accounts Review platforms connected to your Stripe View Connections →