🔵 How To Protect Yourself From A Personal Cyber Attack

How To Protect Yourself From A Personal Cyber Attack

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[als]

McAffee was best hacker in world.. he used to say there's no privacy online or real any real security for the average person...

[shafserious]

So now the fear campaign extends to computers! Will we spend all our life
Prepping against government, robbers, hackers, this is worse than crack paranoia!!

[mrs.dllieberman]

Hello, Mr. McCoy-Ward: Thank you for this critical information. I greatly appreciate the details given here and will definitely take your SAGE ADVICE!

[rosen]

Funny stuff this. Just as your WEF video came out one of our large grocery chains in Sweden was knocked out due to ransomware. All stores were closed immediately 🙊

[lindab]

Neil, you hit it out of the park with this one. All of your info. today, yesterday, last week, and beyond is great. Thanks for the deal, I'm heading over there right now to check out.

[MrFooChops]

Rob Braxman is definetly one of the Ultra security gurus online

[MnemonicCarrier]

Using Linux is a pretty damn good start to protecting yourself from personal cyber attacks :)

[jaenyc]

Adapt 2030 and ice age farmer are great YT channels for prepping and other events

[googoo]

Amazing content as always Neil. You are a hero. Thank you

[undertheradar]

The best way to protect a PC is to get a distribution of linux instead of windows. The easiest one to install is linux mint but there are a whole load of different types of linux. You can also run certain windows programs on top of linux.

[andrewlapensee]

enjoyed listening to you on cbc radio today.. cheers!

[johnnydub]

And of course use a VPN like you mentioned in a previous video! My vote for who to interview next would definitely be the YouTube channel called Ice Age Farmer. Maybe even a digital privacy channel called Techlore which is also amazing and might really be beneficial when talking about things like digital security and overall privacy. Keep up the great videos!

[mummyukc]

Thank you for sharing. Very informative and helpful

[jasonaaron]

*The economic hardship, recession, unemployment and the loss of job caused by covid pandemic is enough to push people into financial ventures*

[currencywithdaveunderwood]

Great info Neil, I like "City Prepping". Cheers!

[stumac]

Take a screenshot of your online banking details including money's held.

[jamestacardi]

Also beware of keyloggers, they can capture keys in plain text even if you using HTTPS Transport Layer security. Not all anti-virus products will detect keyloggers.

[Magic_]

Thanks Neil.

Would love collaboration with either Doug Casey or Gregory Mannarino.

[Skjebnehansken]

Both Techlore and Braxman have very useful reviews about internet security, privacy, all from browsers to email and much more

[omachinancy]

Such useful information. Many thanks Neil!