John Brogan releases Stop the Hack! to simplify digital security
Seventy-three percent of individuals currently rely on easily compromised passwords, leaving themselves vulnerable to significant financial loss. Veteran programmer John Brogan addresses this widespread digital insecurity in his new book, Stop the Hack!, designed to provide non-technical readers with actionable safeguards for their online and physical lives.
The manual moves away from complex industry terminology, focusing instead on fundamental habits that prevent identity theft and fraud. Brogan, who began his career during the era of ARPANET, distills decades of technical expertise into an afternoon read. The guide covers essential practices such as the effective use of password managers, establishing proactive account recovery protocols, and identifying the early warning signs of digital scams.
Beyond software, the book addresses physical security measures, including the practical application of Faraday bags to protect personal data. Brogan’s approach is specifically tailored for seniors and their caregivers, offering a bridge for those who feel overwhelmed by the rapid evolution of online banking and shopping. Available now on Amazon, the publication serves as a family reference for anyone seeking to secure their digital footprint without needing a background in computer science.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first!