Back from the hack...and just in time for Easter!
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B. Viz (aka Bunny Viz) aged 2 anxiously awaiting the Easter bunny.
After talking to cyber security people I have learned a lot. One thing they all mentioned is that hackers prey on people around deaths and traumas. They look for people who might be frazzled from something heartbreaking going on in their lives. The morning of my dad’s funeral his Facebook account was hacked. I had put a copy of his obituary on it so his friends would know the funeral details. At the time, I just thought it was a weird coincidence. I now know hackers are even more evil than I could have imagined.
Starting over with a new Instagram account reminds me of the feelings I had when first starting my business from the middle of nowhere before the internet was around. It’s quite daunting but I do know it can be done.The big difference this time is I have a wonderful team of smart ladies who can get us back up and running.
The other take away from this frustrating experience on top of losing three friends is that no one has died from my account being hacked. It is another big important lesson in life. This is a fixable problem. I will miss my friends forever… and they would be so mad about the instagram hack because we shared a lot of fun things on Instagram.
So with Easter coming it is a good time to resurrect our Instagram account and remain grateful for our friends and family who are still with us. And also be grateful for the lives and memories of those we have lost. Happy Easter everyone and please follow our new Instagram!!!