A couple weeks ago, I posted an article called Your Computer Is Targeted. That article talked about a product called The Hacker’s Nightmare. Tonight, I wanted to show you a behind-the-scenes look at the product itself and exactly why I recommended it to my readers. So, earlier this afternoon I created a video where I showed you what’s behind the username/password and what the book actually looks like. Here it is.
It is kind of funny, actually. Over on Youtube, I had a few people point out that I am using a Mac when they saw this video. Yes, I am. And The Hacker’s Nightmare applies primarily to Windows. Mac users can (for now) relax because OS X is not subject to the vast majority of spyware and viruses out there. Over 90% of my readers use Windows, and I myself use Windows every single day on my Mac and it, too, needs to be secured. The information in this book is applicable to almost everyone.
There is a lot of information here, and I hope the video made that clear. Click to get more information or get a copy.
David Risley is the founder of PCMech.com. He is the brains, the thinker, the writer, the nerd.
SupaChalupa said:
9/25/2008 9:58 pm
Dave does the book come with the software he recommends?
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David Risley reply on September 26, 2008 12:19 pm:
No, it doesn’t. It isn’t his software to give away.
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Mateo said:
9/26/2008 3:09 pm
time 3:01 on the video… that’s what she said.
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Warren said:
9/26/2008 6:36 pm
Hi David,
Thanks for the heads up on The Hackers Nightmare. I purchased Bills product back when you first recommended it on PCMech. Since then I have implemented at least 90% of Bills advice security wise and consequently feel a lot safer because of it. As you say the size and content of the ebook is large but it does not take long to work through it, then with added bonuses taken into account along with the newsletters makes it value for money in my book. Thanks again Warren.
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Jim Spencer said:
9/28/2008 6:58 am
David, I cannot get into the members area. I have asked for a name and password reminder (four or five times) and haven’t gotten a reply . What’s going on ?
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Bill Hely reply on October 1, 2008 9:33 am:
Jim, we have no membership record in the name of “Jim Spencer”.
Nor have we received any requests in this regard.
Please use the contact form at: http://www.HackersNightmare.com/support
and we’ll sort out your problem. All contacts are answered promptly, always.
Best regards,
- Bill Hely
- Author: “The Hacker’s Nightmare”
- http://HackersNightmare.com
- “How to keep hackers, worms & other germs out of your PC”
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