Don't Get Hack Made
Protect yourself online.
On my page "left" I regularly refer to interesting websites, apps, etc.
This is also how I began writing: Don't Get Hack Made. Soon it became a voluminous text and I decided to continue in a blog.
Of course it is important to screen yourself online and keep your bitcoin safe (you don't do this on an exchange, but on a hardwallet). In addition, I also think it's important to get you thinking and working on this yourself.
There are several solutions, in this blog I will conclude with three practical tips to get started right away. Furthermore, I will refer to the website more often: Don't Get Hack Made
We all know it: those moments when, in retrospect, you wish you had known about a certain website earlier. The kind of website that would have saved you from problems you want to stay absolutely far away from. The good news is that I want to share such a website with you, so you can avoid problems in the future that you would rather not encounter.
This website revolves around an essential issue: online safety.
Let's face it, we've all heard the story of someone who took their passwords lightly and ended up being the victim of a hack. The consequences can be downright devastating, ranging from stolen personal information to financial losses and even loss of reputation. But let's not forget that prevention is better than cure.
And then there are those pesky phishing emails, which can pop up in your inbox like a terrifying monster. If you open your spam box now, you will most likely find a jumble of suspicious messages, each with the potential to lure you into dark online traps. But remember this: never click on them!
Fortunately, you don't have to worry because there is an effective solution at your fingertips. Meet a convenient and user-friendly website specifically designed to help you better protect yourself. In fact, the name of this site says it all: www.laatjeniethackmaken.nl.
What can you expect when you visit this website? A wealth of valuable information on basic security measures you can take to arm yourself against the myriad threats lurking in the digital world. From managing your passwords to recognizing phishing attempts, the site provides clear and understandable explanations so you can get started right away.
You can think of this website as your personal guide to online safety. By following the recommendations and applying the tips, you can significantly enhance your digital lifestyle. A better understanding of cyber security and how to protect yourself can make the difference between a worry-free online experience and a series of unpleasant surprises.
The importance of this initiative cannot be overstated. Your online safety is critical, whether you are browsing social media, shopping online, doing online banking or simply reading emails. The digital world is full of dangers that, if not adequately addressed, can have serious consequences.
So, please take the time to visit Don't Get Hack Made. Your safety and peace of mind are worth it. You will find that the efforts you make now to protect yourself will yield huge benefits in the long run.
At a time when online interaction and activities are an integral part of our daily lives, it is crucial to be aware of the risks and take proactive steps to protect yourself. Take back control of your online safety and take advantage of the tools and knowledge available to you. Your digital world can be safe and positive as long as you take the right measures.
Okay, Mario. Nice blog, but what concrete steps can I take right now to improve my online security?
My 3 most important tips.
- Install a password manager, my preference being Bitwarden on your computer and smartphone (Bitwarden is open-source). From now on, you never think up a password, you generate your passwords. Read more about using password managers here.
- On your phone, install a 2-step verification app. My preference is: Authy.
Google Authenticator is also fine. Read here more about why this is so important. - Install add-blocker. My preference is: UBlock.
I hope you got something out of this blog, tips and explanations.
Let us know below what are your most important security measures to better protect yourself?
If you have any questions, uncertainties or anything you want to share. Then leave a message below in the comment section.
Don't Get Hack Made
Protect yourself online.
On my page "left" I regularly refer to interesting websites, apps, etc.
This is also how I began writing: Don't Get Hack Made. Soon it became a voluminous text and I decided to continue in a blog.
Of course it is important to screen yourself online and keep your bitcoin safe (you don't do this on an exchange, but on a hardwallet). In addition, I also think it's important to get you thinking and working on this yourself.
There are several solutions, in this blog I will conclude with three practical tips to get started right away. Furthermore, I will refer to the website more often: Don't Get Hack Made
We all know it: those moments when, in retrospect, you wish you had known about a certain website earlier. The kind of website that would have saved you from problems you want to stay absolutely far away from. The good news is that I want to share such a website with you, so you can avoid problems in the future that you would rather not encounter.
This website revolves around an essential issue: online safety.
Let's face it, we've all heard the story of someone who took their passwords lightly and ended up being the victim of a hack. The consequences can be downright devastating, ranging from stolen personal information to financial losses and even loss of reputation. But let's not forget that prevention is better than cure.
And then there are those pesky phishing emails, which can pop up in your inbox like a terrifying monster. If you open your spam box now, you will most likely find a jumble of suspicious messages, each with the potential to lure you into dark online traps. But remember this: never click on them!
Fortunately, you don't have to worry because there is an effective solution at your fingertips. Meet a convenient and user-friendly website specifically designed to help you better protect yourself. In fact, the name of this site says it all: www.laatjeniethackmaken.nl.
What can you expect when you visit this website? A wealth of valuable information on basic security measures you can take to arm yourself against the myriad threats lurking in the digital world. From managing your passwords to recognizing phishing attempts, the site provides clear and understandable explanations so you can get started right away.
You can think of this website as your personal guide to online safety. By following the recommendations and applying the tips, you can significantly enhance your digital lifestyle. A better understanding of cyber security and how to protect yourself can make the difference between a worry-free online experience and a series of unpleasant surprises.
The importance of this initiative cannot be overstated. Your online safety is critical, whether you are browsing social media, shopping online, doing online banking or simply reading emails. The digital world is full of dangers that, if not adequately addressed, can have serious consequences.
So, please take the time to visit Don't Get Hack Made. Your safety and peace of mind are worth it. You will find that the efforts you make now to protect yourself will yield huge benefits in the long run.
At a time when online interaction and activities are an integral part of our daily lives, it is crucial to be aware of the risks and take proactive steps to protect yourself. Take back control of your online safety and take advantage of the tools and knowledge available to you. Your digital world can be safe and positive as long as you take the right measures.
Okay, Mario. Nice blog, but what concrete steps can I take right now to improve my online security?
My 3 most important tips.
- Install a password manager, my preference being Bitwarden on your computer and smartphone (Bitwarden is open-source). From now on, you never think up a password, you generate your passwords. Read more about using password managers here.
- On your phone, install a 2-step verification app. My preference is: Authy.
Google Authenticator is also fine. Read here more about why this is so important. - Install add-blocker. My preference is: UBlock.
I hope you got something out of this blog, tips and explanations.
Let us know below what are your most important security measures to better protect yourself?
If you have any questions, uncertainties or anything you want to share. Then leave a message below in the comment section.
