You start hidden. Press Show me and watch what this page can read without asking. Then see what a thief does with it.
These are the signals the ad industry built to recognize you across the web: your screen, your graphics card, your time zone, your town. No permission asked. None of it is you. But when a fraud ring lifts your logins off an infected machine, this exact profile becomes the costume: your device, on a borrowed home connection, at your usual hour.
An infected machine gives up your logins and this exact profile together. Markets package them as kits, one person per listing. A rented home connection puts the buyer on your street, and a purpose-built browser wears your profile to the pixel. Every check passes. No person is present.
We are documenting each link in that chain here, with sources, as we verify them.