Review: Buy this book and put it next to your computer
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2013
Ever since my credit card was hacked a few years ago, I've been extra cautious (and a little paranoid) in all my dealings on the Internet. This is the first book I've come across that provides comprehensive detailed advice on how to protect yourself, whether you run a business or do social media, download apps, or frequently send email. While I've personal explored strategies for protecting my  privacy in instances such as providing registration information to companies I am doing transactions with and situations in which I don't want me IP address to be exposed, the author takes it to another level. What you have here is truly a valuable reference guide that you an turn to and find little-known resources that applicable to a wide range of interactions such as:1) Applying for membership2) Downloading a free eBook3) Registering for a webinar4) Subscribing to an email newsletter5) Buying things from Amazon, eBay and lesser known online vendorsIdentify theft protection is a billion dollar business. My anti-virus software now has a module upsell aim specifically at addressing that area. Moreover, you have companies out their like LifeLock that charge a hefty fee for that protection.But if you want you want to attack this problem from the trenches yourself, I believe this book will get you there. Highly recommended who want to savvy about their online deals the say way, you'd want to protect yourself walking down dark alley.