Hostility Index 3.0
Hostility Index · Version 3.0

Your digital footprint
is not neutral.

Visibility attracts attention. Some of it turns hostile. Harassers, stalkers, and adversaries use public data to profile, target, and escalate. This assessment measures the level of hostility your digital presence attracts.

TIME5–10 minutes
DATARuns in-browser. Nothing stored or transmitted.
OUTPUTScore + risk breakdown + recommended next steps
01 – 02Visibility & Recognition

Which of the following best describes your professional visibility?

How often are you recognized in public by people you don’t know?

03 – 04Financial & Social Media

Which of the following best describes your financial situation and its public visibility?

Which of the following best describes your activity and visibility on social media?

05 – 06Public Records & Media

Have you ever been named in a lawsuit, press article, or public filing?

☑ Select all that apply

Have you or your family members appeared in media or court documents?

07 – 08Family & Public Stances

Do any close family members or partners have public roles, notoriety, or followings?

Are you known for taking strong public stances that spark polarized reactions?

09 – 12Findability & Roles

When your name is searched, how directly is it tied to your organization and title?

Do any of the following appear in public records under your name?

☑ Select all that apply

Which of these would people name you for, even if no record says so?

☑ Select all that apply

Is any role or affiliation you selected currently the subject of public dispute or controversy?

13 – 15Household & Routine

Does your household include others whose information or activities could make you easier to locate?

☑ Select all that apply

How connected are other household members to your public footprint?

How predictable are the places you or your household regularly go?

16 – 18Attention & Harassment

Have you experienced obsessive or unusually intense attention from fans or members of the public that makes you feel uncomfortable or concerned for your safety/privacy?

How often do you receive inquiries or attention related to your finances or possessions?

How often do you face unwanted attention or harassment?

19 – 21Doxxing, Safety & Network

Have you ever been directly doxxed or personally subjected to unwanted public exposure of sensitive information?

How safe do you feel from unwanted attention or harm, both online and offline?

Have your relatives or colleagues been doxxed, harassed, or targeted before?

22 – 23Identity & Attention

Have you received threats or harassment because of what others perceive you to represent, rather than because of a specific action or decision you took?

Have you experienced a sudden spike in attention, followers, or backlash (viral moment, controversy, etc.)?

24 – 26Grievance & Trajectory

Is there a specific person or group you believe holds a grievance against you?

Was unwanted attention you’ve experienced directed at you by name, at your role, or at your organization?

Over the past year, has unwanted attention directed at you increased, stayed level, or decreased?

Heat Tags — Step 11 of 17

Affiliations & Brands

Some public roles, topics, or affiliations draw more online attention and backlash. Select any brands, organizations, or groups you are publicly associated with.

☑ Select all that apply
Heat Tags — Step 12 of 17

Political & Ideological

Select any political or ideological topics, roles, or affiliations that apply to you publicly.

☑ Select all that apply
Heat Tags — Step 13 of 17

Professional Roles

Select any social or professional roles that apply to you publicly.

☑ Select all that apply
Heat Tags — Step 14 of 17

Identity

Select any religion, ethnicity, or national identity affiliations that apply to you publicly.

☑ Select all that apply
Heat Tags — Step 15 of 17

Digital & Technology

Select any digital culture or technology affiliations that apply to you publicly.

☑ Select all that apply
Heat Tags — Step 16 of 17

Science & Public Health

Select any science, public health, or education affiliations that apply to you publicly.

☑ Select all that apply
17 of 17Additional Context (Optional)

Is there anything else you’d like to share about who you are, how you’re known, or how you move through the world that affects your exposure to hostility?

This helps tailor an advanced hostility report to your specific risk profile. Optional.

Hostility Index — Assessment Complete
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🌺 RISK LEVEL

Risk Factor Breakdown

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Public Profile
0/20
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Financial Visibility
0/15
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Social Media Reach
0/9
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Stances & Status
0/14
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Threat Appetite
0/36
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Public Records
0/27
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Identity-Based Threat
0/18
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Network & Proximity Risk
0/15
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Visibility Risk
0/20
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Identity Disclosure
0/41
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High-Risk Affiliations
0/75

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