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So I’m
sitting here in my soiled underwear surfing the internet using
my moms credit card at leisure to purchase fake vagina’s and
hair removal products when I came across a web-site that states
‘Everyone who uses a computer — at home or in the office — is
exposed to more security risks than they can possibly imagine.
Deadbeats, criminals and swindlers prey on unsuspecting victims
every second of every day.’
This got me
thinking. Do I really want to let my dirty little secret out
that I am in fact – Andy Dick? I don’t know why but I became so
paranoid by the article (or it could have been the 28 Red-Bulls’
I drank) that I decided to gather as much information about
spyware, hackers and viruses as I could. To be fair, anyone who
has personal information on the computer (virtually everyone)
should, in their own defense be able to root out malware that
has already taken residence in their pc, be able to protect
themselves against future attacks, recognize the tricks of
spammers, scammers and eavesdroppers and last but not least be
able to keep your sensitive documents and data away from prying
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The cold hard
fact is that unless you’ve had your computer system(s) secured
by a competent professional (and not those ass clowns at Best
Buy), you’re almost certainly vulnerable to loss, embarrassment,
exploitation and/or damage!
If you’d like
to learn how to protect yourself, your identity and the ones you
love than we highly suggest you pick up a copy of Bill Hely’s
“Hackers Nightmare”. Bill’s goal was a resource that anyone
could use to vastly improve their online security. He poured
years of expertise, sweat and semen into his book and he’s
delighted that all manners of computer users from raw novices to
hardened experts can use his book!
The
Hacker's Nightmare is a comprehensive, heavily illustrated, easy
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plain language, provides real answers to real-world problems,
skips the jargon and tech-talk and avoids high-cost solutions!
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