Online Security What you need to know

The ins and outs of Online Security

Okay, kids, it’s time for Floyd to deliver another one of his famous cautionary tales about the many deadly pitfalls awaiting you in the world of Internet gambling. I know you get much more excited to hear me ruminate about all the glories to be had in cyberspace, almost as much as you drool over every juicy anecdote from my own personal experience as the world’s foremost poker analyst. Who can blame you for your ravenous interest in my unbelievably wild and colorful life story, which undoubtedly provide vicarious relief from the gray drudgery of your own daily existence?

I’d like nothing better than to indulge your prurient whims. But, resisting the temptation to share some highlights from Mr. Floyd’s Wild Ride (all of which are rated NC-17 or above, by the way) I must honor the responsibilities of my position as your guide through the gambling world, and provide you with a true story of a decidedly darker tone.

For a host of personal and legal reasons, I will not name the doomed protagonist of this tale. Let’s just call him “Mr. Garcia.” His story is far too common on the Internet these days. Not long ago Mr. Garcia logged on to his home computer after putting in another grueling day at the rendering facility where worked in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Utterly worn down by dealing with gallon after gallon of hog fat for the previous 10 hours, and so desperate to escape with a few lazy hands of video poker, Mr. Garcia want to the very first cyber-casino he found and typed in his personal, banking and credit card information. He did not even bother to read this Web site’s security policies, a step I strongly urge you to take any time you gamble on the Internet.

Had Mr. Garcia taken even a moment to search for some information regarding the security protocols in place at this unnamed site, he would have found no such information was available. That in itself should have been a major red flag.

I’ve said this before, but some things bear repeating: any Web site that does not post detailed and clearly written text outlining precisely what measures are taken to prevent fraud and protect your invaluable personal and financial information is a Web site you should avoid at all costs. By no means should you ever make the mistake Mr. Garcia made that night. Look at it this way: you probably would not hop on a bicycle and pedal at top speed down a steep hill without first checking to see if the brakes were in working order. Gambling online without verifying a Web site’s security mechanisms is just as foolish, and dangerous.

Should you need further proof of this point, I would refer you to the unfortunate Mr. Garcia. Unfortunately, when his wife found out that the fraudulent Web site he visited had stripped him of his entire savings account, she went into such a rage that he felt the need to disappear in a hurry. His whereabouts remain unknown, and the rendering plant has yet to reach the same productivity levels enjoyed under his supervision. Sad, isn’t it?

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