The Password Book: Internet Security & Passwords Made Easy

A Password Book and MORE!

• UPDATED: September, 2017 - Get ** Up-to-date ** Info on Internet Security & Passwords
• Includes: A PASSWORD BOOK (write down your passwords) | SCAM & SECURITY EDUCATION (Learn how to avoid being scammed online) | a PASSWORD SYSTEM (Create easy-to-remember but hard-to-guess passwords).

More on THE PASSWORD BOOK - a password organizer / journal for mere mortals!

• Jason McDonald - written by a successful practitioner of Internet marketing.
• An Easy to Follow Method - written in PLAIN ENGLISH for MERE MORTALS. Easily secure yourself against scams, thieves, and hucksters online
• Got Questions? - just Google 'Jason McDonald' and send a quick email or call.
• Rebate Offer - each PASSWORD BOOK contains a $5 off survey offer.

The author, Jason McDonald, has instructed thousands of people in his classes in the San Francisco Bay Area, including Stanford Continuing Studies, as well as online. Jason speaks in simple English and makes complex concepts easy to understand. Table of Contents

1. Anatomy of a Scam - learn how scams work and how you can secure yourself against scams and online thievery.
2. Common Scamfoolery - scam templates that explain the structure of scams.
3. The Pledge of Paranoia - a fun, simple mantra to help you stay scam-free and secure online.
4. How to Generate Strong Passwords - an easy system to generate strong passwords.
5. Your Computer - simple steps to secure your computer.
6. Your Email - simple steps to secure your email.
7. Your Mobile Phone - simple steps to secure your mobile phone.
8. Your Financial Accounts - simple steps to secure your bank accounts and credit cards.
9. Facebook - simple steps to secure Facebook.
10. Amazon - simple steps to secure Amazon.
11. Your Password Generation System - a place to write down your password generation system.
12. Your Passwords from A to Z - a place to write down your passwords.
13. Appendix – Scam Resources - learn more about scams!

Check out the other password books, password organizers, and password journals - they are but mere places to write down passwords, without teaching you how to 'think' about online security and stay safe.