: Google Analytics does not make its information publicly available. The only way to view that information is to successfully authenticate yourself (i.e. log in). Some hosts have web stats available

Google Analytics does not make its information publicly available. The only way to view that information is to successfully authenticate yourself (i.e. log in).

Some hosts have web stats available publicly by default. You need to make sure yours is password protected. But I don't think is an issue as based on the information your provided they aren't able to actually see your web stats.

Nameserver information is publicly available so that shouldn't be a surprise that they know that information. Daily traffic is estimated and publish by sites like Alexa so that's not unusual for them to know about. Your analytics ID is published in your code so that also is publicly available (I'm assuming you mean analytics ID and not login ID).

So basically the information they have is not sensitive or unusual to have. There isn't anything you can do to block any of these but it really doesn't matter anyway as none of it is very useful information.

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