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

Note: In the following interviews on Internet Marketing, you'll hear me interviewing Nick Gilbert. Nick is not a professional speaker but he is an expert on the internet and web marketing. And in this interview, I had to really drag this information out of him. You'll notice that Nick is not a smooth talker and that some of the questions and answers sound scripted. And the reason it sounds partly scripted is because it is. Don't be foolish and let this get in the way of you getting the vital internet marketing information you need to grow your online business 20% in 20 days. This content is ROCK SOLID!

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.

Even after I cleaned up the problem, it was still a hassle. 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.

So in this audio, you’ll hear how you can avoid common Internet security problems, like the one I just described, to make your site as secure as possible. And you’ll hear it straight from the guy who got me out of that mess. Internet security expert Nick Gilbert is the owner of a popular web hosting company and is also the developer of the Guerilla Internet Marketing Course.

Important Security Issues Discussed In This Audio

• How to make sure you’re not opening the door for hackers with third party scripts on your site
• How to make your HTML codes and directories safe and untouchable
• Ways to keep hackers from seeing your usernames and passwords – believe it or not, your passwords are probably vulnerable right now
• What you’ll want to do before you get rid of your old computer to prevent “deleted” personal information from being retrieved by hackers
• How to make sure your “secure” wireless router really is secure 
• What a “man in the middle” attack is and how to avoid one
• Ways to research a web hosting company to find out if they’re really making security their highest priority

When it comes to the Internet, most people don’t want to bother with dry, technical security stuff and would rather just believe they’re “probably safe enough.” But according to Nick, only about 25% of at-home users really are safe enough from hackers while on the net.

So listen to this audio, see where you stand on these security issues. Some of them are easy to fix while others might open your eyes to some potentially devastating problems. And if you decide to order Nick’s Internet Course through my site, you’ll also get a 30-minute consultation with Nick. So you can personally ask him as many specific Internet questions as you can think of. And believe me, he’s just the guy to answer them. Enjoy.

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