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You provide a service. People pay you money for this service.
You Are A Small Business
The bad guys don’t care if it’s just you and you just make enough to survive. They target everyone.
Whatever little bit you have, they want it.
Be aware of your risks.

Manage your passwords before they manage to get you hacked.
Part 1 - Why using the same password everywhere will get you hacked.
Part 2 - What to do about it.

Those big corporate glass towers where I spend my days are not the most conducive to creating content. The women in my life have been reminding me to get my priorities straight. This is one of those priorities...I'm working on it.

It’s good to be unique. It's important to express yourself however you feel is appropriate for you. But be aware that anything truly unique is also a good identifier.

In 2018, NIST (US’s National Institute of Standards and Technology) published the TATT-E report on “Performance of Tattoo Identification Algorithms”

https://www.nist.gov/publications/tattoo-recognition-technology-evaluation-tatt-e-performance-tattoo-identification

People are building databases of tattoos for the purposes of identification.

At the moment it’s just for government agencies, but it’s being built by private companies.

If you want to be unidentified, be aware of identifiable marks in your imagery.

Gift cards are supposed to be for gifts.

They are also a good way to con you into giving away money that can’t be reimbursed after you found out you were scammed.

The more urgent they make it sound, the more likely it’s a scam.

There are several key indicators of a scam. We’ll talk about it.

In 2019, fraud phone calls surpassed the number of legitimate calls in the US.
It hasn't gotten better since then.

There are ways to deal with this.

We’ll talk about it.

Doxing: Sometimes dangerous. Sometime illegal. Always unpleasant. There are steps you can take to minimize the risk.

We’ll talk about it.

SMS codes and auth codes and one-time-password codes are for computers, not people. If someone asks you for it, just hang up.

Do you know how to tell if you are being scammed?

We’ll talk about it.