Securing an ebook so that it can only be downloaded from your website can be a

challenge, but there are a few strategies you can use to make it more difficult for
unauthorized users to access your content. Here are some steps you can take:

1. Use Digital Rights Management (DRM): DRM is a technology that can help
protect your ebook from unauthorized copying, sharing, and distribution.
DRM systems typically encrypt the ebook and limit access to users who have
been granted permission to download and use the ebook.
2. Limit access to the ebook: You can restrict access to your ebook by requiring
users to log in to your website or by using a secure password-protected page
to host the ebook. This will make it more difficult for unauthorized users to
access your content.
3. Use unique download links: You can use unique download links for each user
to download the ebook. This will make it more difficult for unauthorized users
to share the ebook with others, as the link will only work for the specific user
who received it.
4. Monitor download activity: You can keep track of download activity on your
website to detect and prevent any unauthorized downloading. For example,
you can use website analytics tools to monitor the number of downloads and
to track the IP addresses of users who are downloading your ebook.
5. Seek legal protection: You can seek legal protection for your ebook by
registering for copyright protection or by using a license agreement that
clearly outlines the terms and conditions of use for your ebook. This can help
you take legal action against anyone who breaches the terms of the
agreement and distributes your ebook without your permission.

It's important to keep in mind that no single method of protection is foolproof.

However, by using a combination of these strategies, you can make it more difficult
for unauthorized users to access your ebook and increase your chances of protecting
your content.