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January 20, 2022

The Bad News

Bottom line, ID Theft is a low risk crime with only two steps:

  1. Get someone's data
  2. Use the data

Now I have goods, services, and special accesses, but you get all the consequences. Worst of all, government entities responsible for protecting you don't and companies make more money on ID Theft than they lose. There's no one looking out for you; you're on your own.

The Good News

Until now, you've been given incomplete or bad advice for how to respond to ID Theft risks, but that changes today. I will give you the bottom-line basics you need to make informed decisions; i.e., which defenses actually work and which are just snake oil pitched by ID Theft profiteers.

Let's get started!

Learning styles vary greatly so the material is available in two formats: video and text. The videos are intended as a high-level overview for covering ground quickly while the text version will have numerous inline references to sources and examples to give you a deeper understanding the the material. Use either or both to learn the material in the way that works for you!

This is a free online course. To get started, ID Theft - The Straight Basics

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|INDEX|next: The Consequences of Posting Online
Online Addiction: From gambling to surfing and online gaming, people can destroy themselves and others with online addiction.
Posting Online: The Internet never forgets anything completely. Make sure you don't make mistakes that will stick with you for the rest of your life.
Protecting Photos: The Internet never forgets anything completely. Make sure you don't make mistakes that will stick with you for the rest of your life.
Getting Tricked: You WERE doing fine... until someone convinced you to install a virus or give away your passwords. Don't fall for it!
Account Hijacking: One of the most common security risks today is people getting their accounts taken over and then used to trick their friends and family.
Trusting Webservices: An online service promises they'll 'Never abuse or misuse your data' and you believe them? Think again.

... or check out any of my other guides and tutorials by clicking here!

Online Addiction

Concerned about online addiction? You should be. Learn the types, the signs, and the preventions.

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The Consequences of Posting Online

It's fun to post online. What you think, what you feel. But words typed and posted on the Internet can come back to bite you more than anything you could say with your mouth.

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Photo Safety

You can reveal far more than you intended when you post a photo online. Don't make a critical mistake and check your photos before they're online.

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Tricks and Scams

Just because you won't willing give up data doesn't mean that I can't trick you out of it. Don't fall for these well known tricks!

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Account Hijacking

One of the newest threats we face is the risk of someone getting control of your online account and using it against you and the people you know. Do everything you can to prevent that from happening!

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Trusting Companies

Store, online or off, are not known for being fair and helpful unless it benefits them to be so. Good deals exist, but many are bad deals in disguise. It's not in your best interests to be too trusting with any of them.

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