What You Should Know About Internet Security Before It's Too Late

I was recently a victim of Internet identity theft. The perpetrator found a weakness in my URL and attacked my website. Within 24 hours, my URL was reported by several people to be a “phishing” website. That means the perpetrator was essentially able to take over my site and use it to try to steal people’s personal information. I had to file reports with Microsoft, eBay, the government and even the Internet Crimes Division of my local police department to let them all know I was a victim of fraud. In this audio, you’ll hear how you can avoid common Internet security problems from the guy who got me out of that mess, Internet security expert Nick Gilbert, owner of a popular web hosting company and the developer of the Guerilla Internet Marketing Course. Key Concepts ?? How to make sure you’re not opening the door for hackers with third party scripts ?? How to make your HTML codes and directories safe ?? Ways to keep hackers from seeing your usernames and passwords ?? What you’ll want to do before you get rid of your old computer to prevent “deleted” personal information from being retrieved by hackers