Community Triage
Helping people recover access, document incidents, and make safer decisions under pressure.
Community defense. Digital resilience.
Gay Black Men Hackers
An independent security collective building practical tools, training, and culture for people who protect their communities online.
Threat watch: credential reuse
Latest advisory: enable MFA everywhere
Community bulletin: phishing attempts rising
Payload: confidence, competence, continuity
About the collective
Security work rooted in community accountability.
GBMH brings together operators, engineers, artists, organizers, and technologists committed to defense-first security. The work spans education, privacy practices, incident readiness, and accessible digital safety for people who are too often left out of the room.
Operations board
Active areas of work
Identity Hardening
Promoting passkeys, password managers, MFA, and practical account protection habits.
Mutual Aid Infrastructure
Designing calm, maintainable systems for organizers, creators, and local networks.
Field briefing
Security is culture before it is tooling.
The collective's doctrine is simple: protect your people, back up critical files, reduce avoidable risk, and treat privacy as a shared practice rather than a luxury.
- Passwords are long, unique, and stored in a manager.
- Important records are backed up, encrypted, and easy to restore.
- Every recommendation is grounded in consent, legality, and user safety.
Manifesto fragment
Secure the people. Strengthen the network.
We believe in chosen family, clean commits, readable docs, sharp operations, and leaving every system better than we found it. Security should be legible, useful, and accountable.
Interactive console