Q: I'm having a lot of problems with a person who has access to my computer. The person uses remote access and connect to my computer without my permission. This is an ongoing problem. Can TrustedID help with the invasion of privacy
A: Yes, TrustedID can help protect your computer against unwanted access. However, your situation looks like someone has already had access to your login and password. If this is the case, you must change your password immediately , and if possible to change your login ID too. Make sure you choose a password that is not a word or common phrase.
TrustedID helps protect your computer against hackers
Instead, use uppercase letters and case and the numbers and at least one character special. And if you connect the Internet via a wireless connection, it must be encrypted connection that requires a special login and password as well.
TrustedID can help protect against future hacking and other computer intrusions as phishing and keyword registration. Included with your subscription TrustedID is anti-spyware, anti-phishing and anti-keylogging software that can be installed on up to 3 computers free. This software can help you protect your computer against attacks. It will alert you to potential phishing sites and encrypt your information online to prevent reading keyloggers your passwords and other personal information. Blocks and anti-spyware technology removes malware that hackers use to track your passwords and compromise your online accounts.
We strongly recommend TrustedID as a protection solution against identity theft, and now they offer NextAdvisor readers an exclusive 10% discount and free 14-day trial . Guests also have access to your notes and reports from all three credit bureaus as soon as you sign up for TrustedID, and they are yours to keep, even if you choose to cancel during the trial period.