Internet Security Made Simple · seven practical chapters
Safer accounts, devices, browsing, and recovery—one useful action at a time.
Here because the “I think I got hacked” call arrived at 9 PM on Friday again? You’re in the right place. We’ll build a calmer plan without pretending any checklist can guarantee nobody gets hacked.
Each chapter has guided content, one action, a way to verify it, a short knowledge check, and a checklist.
$10 one-time course
01Protect your important accountsTreat your main email as a recovery hub, use unique passwords, and protect email plus one other important account with a password manager.preview02Add a second lockChoose passkeys or an authenticator app, store backup codes safely, and prove both sign-in and recovery paths work.preview03Keep your devices protectedTurn on automatic updates, built-in malware protection, and screen locks on Windows or Mac without buying antivirus.preview04Browse safely and share lessRead real web addresses, handle browser warnings and downloads, review extensions and permissions, and enter sensitive details more deliberately.preview05Spot scams before you actRecognize urgent payment demands, fake warnings and support imposters, then practice pausing and verifying through a known contact method.preview06Back up what mattersSeparate backups from syncing, protect important photos and files, and prove recovery by restoring a harmless test file.preview07Respond and recoverTake the right first steps after a suspicious click, compromised account, lost device, or identity theft concern, using a private response plan.preview