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You?re information isn?t 100
percent safe online. I?m not trying to scare you but it?s true, and my goal
today is to help you as best I can.
Millions of people have their identities stolen each year.
In April 2014, the NSA revealed one of the biggest vulnerabilities known to
history called the Heartbleed Bug.
It affected the majority of websites out there.
Even large sites like Yahoo were compromised.
According to officials in a U.S. Department of Defense statement, ?Heartbleed
undermines the encryption process on secure websites, email, instant messaging
and likely a variety of other programs and applications, potentially putting
users? sensitive personal data ? such as usernames, passwords and credit card
information ? at risk of being intercepted by hackers."
So that means even if you were proactive, hackers in this case could still
access your information.
There are ways to combat this by centralizing your passwords and updating them
frequently.
Of course, there are other ways to secure your identity as much as possible as
well.
The reality of it all is that your information is not going to be 100% safe. But
what you do online and depending on how you do it can cause you to easily open
yourself up to security breaches.
Now, I want you to realize that none of this should prevent you from going about
your business online.
Yet it should be a wakeup call to ensure you are being proactive.
So what do you need to do and what can you do right now to protect your online
identity?
Introducing...
Surefire Surfing Security
10 Part Video Course
Here's a list of this 10 part video series in more detail
Video #1. Introduction to Online Security
Before we jump right in and show you how to secure your online identity, I want
to make sure that I give you a brief overview of the video course itself and of
course I'll show you how it all works. Also, most importantly I?ll get you ready
so that you can easily implement everything that I teach.
Video #2. Online Protection 101
Before we jump right in and I show you exactly what software to use, there are
specific things you need to understand in terms of online protection 101.While
some of these might seem quite obvious, these are particular reasons why a lot
of viruses and spyware come into your computer and we need to ensure we do as
much as possible to prevent this. We?ll talk about online surfing security
including how to protect your credit cards and more.
Video #3. Anti-Virus / Firewall
There is a huge amount of different antivirus software out there on the
internet, and there is a lot of firewall software out there as well.
Unfortunately, many are disguised as software that intends to help you but
instead actually has the opposite effect. Now, there are two pieces of software
that I have used all the way from the beginning of 2000 that were the first
leaders in their industry, so I will reveal these to you. A lot of people
confuse antivirus software and firewall software. They are not the same. While
they can work well together and sometimes have firewalls built into the
antivirus software, you'll see exactly why you need these two different types of
software because they protect against two different types of security breaches.
Video #4. Spyware / Malware protection
Beyond antivirus software and firewalls, there is a specific type of security
breach called spyware. The way spyware works is it gets on your computer and
spies on everything that you do. It records everything from all keyboard strokes
that you type in, the mouse clicks, as well as all the websites you visit, and
then of course it sends all that information back to the creator of the spyware.
Now the reality of this all is that lots of software will claim to be spyware
protection, but what you truly want is a specific software that focuses on
spyware specifically. So in the particular video I'm going to show you a
specific software tool that is the absolute leader in spyware protection.
Video #5. Passwords
Are you using the same exact password to log into all of your accounts and all
of your websites? If you are, if somebody finds one of your passwords then it is
going to be super easy to get into your other accounts such as your banking
accounts, your financial accounts, your email accounts, and other secured sites.
Now while it makes sense to create a strong password, most people forget to do
so. Yet that's not what this video is all about. This video is going to show you
how to organize your passwords so that if anything happens in the future you can
always refer back to the spreadsheet we show you how to create.
Video #6. Browser Password Breach
Did you know that if you?re surfing with certain Internet browsers, when you
enter your username and password, a lot of these browsers will actually save
that password? Now what?s even scarier is that if you have somebody else that
comes in and uses that same computer, there is actually a way to grab all of
your passwords easily. Knowing this, you probably shouldn't be storing your
passwords inside of the Internet browser itself, especially if somebody other
than yourself is able to access it. However, there is a way to protect yourself
and I will show you how by using free software.
Video #7. Centralize and encrypt your passwords with this software
In this specific video I'm going to show you how to use the centralized password
encryption system that I talk about in video number six. While there is a pro
version, it is not really necessary for most of your basic needs.
Video #8. Surfing Security
This video will cover some basic things that you need to look for when you are
surfing online. I want to make sure that I cover all this information so that we
keep you completely secure.
Video #9. How to spot Phishing scams
Even if you don?t know what phishing is, you?ve encountered it before. Phishing
is the act of somebody emailing or contacting you and pretending that they are a
legitimate company you are familiar with. So for example, you get an email that
looks like it's from your bank. And in that email they say something like you
have over drafted money - so you need to go ahead and log in and pay your fee.
But the reality of it all is that a lot of these sites are phishing sites and
what they're trying to do is get your username and password. Now most of you may
or may not do this, but some of you will fill out your username and password and
ultimately give the hacker your information. And guess what? You have ultimately
given them the keys to your bank account. And this is dangerous because they can
go in and steal your money and? you get the idea. So here I want to show you
real-life examples where you can pinpoint and decide whether somebody is
actually phishing or legit, because sometimes it?s hard to figure this out.
Video #10. What to do if your identity has been taken
Now the big question is what if you?re too late? What do you do if your online
identity has already been taken, or someone has stolen your credit card or
credit information? What can you do today to take action?
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