There are huge loopholes, and some people are looking to exploit them. Be it for their gain, to hurt others, and sometimes both. To protect yourself, lets talk dirty – internet security.
Your personal information is freely accessible. If you use Facebook, Twitter, most email services, register your car or have your name in the Census, it is a fair bet that your information with everyone else’s is all over the place. You just got to know how to look for it.
I know what you’re thinking – “Interstellar Library, I am a person, not a company, why do I care?” Well, you don’t – any established company system has already set up some of Identity Management tool that allows you to have an access entity in whatever company you work at. On the off chance that you are looking to make your own business, want some insight on Identity Management tools, or just need a better solution, this article is for you.
Online accounts are always under attack. Yes, Mr/Mrs/other 1 in 7.7 Billion, you. It is absurd how easy it is to go on Google, find a forum, and locate trillions of records full of personal emails, passwords, names, addresses, and financial information. It is an extremely safe bet that your name has already come to public light.
Auto Block Hackers
If you run a server, keeping hackers out is high on the priority list. What can you do to keep them out? A few things, actually.
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