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- 1. Online Privacy A Module of the CYC Course – Personal Security 8-9-10
- 15. Example
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- This module is intended to help class participants be more aware of how to protect themselves online while still enjoying and making full use of the Internet.
- Backups, archives, data/content pushing all result in the ambiguity of deleting digital content. Digital content is easily forwarded and reposted. Sometimes this is a good thing and sometimes it is not. Regardless of how we view this phenomena, it is a reality. Private information is no longer, by default, private. If you want information to be private, you must take steps to make it so. For example, avoiding mentioning your address or even your neighborhood on social networks is a conscious act. Know who has direct access to your posts in your social networks and recognize that others may have indirect access. Heard any stories about someone making a mistake online resulting in negative impact offline?
- Backups, archives, data/content pushing all result in the ambiguity of deleting digital content. Digital content is easily forwarded and reposted. Sometimes this is a good thing and sometimes it is not. Regardless of how we view this phenomena, it is a reality. Private information is no longer, by default, private. If you want information to be private, you must take steps to make it so. For example, avoiding mentioning your address or even your neighborhood on social networks is a conscious act. Know who has direct access to your posts in your social networks and recognize that others may have indirect access. Heard any stories about someone making a mistake online resulting in negative impact offline?
- Backups, archives, data/content pushing all result in the ambiguity of deleting digital content. Digital content is easily forwarded and reposted. Sometimes this is a good thing and sometimes it is not. Regardless of how we view this phenomena, it is a reality. Private information is no longer, by default, private. If you want information to be private, you must take steps to make it so. For example, avoiding mentioning your address or even your neighborhood on social networks is a conscious act. Know who has direct access to your posts in your social networks and recognize that others may have indirect access. Heard any stories about someone making a mistake online resulting in negative impact offline?
- Backups, archives, data/content pushing all result in the ambiguity of deleting digital content. Digital content is easily forwarded and reposted. Sometimes this is a good thing and sometimes it is not. Regardless of how we view this phenomena, it is a reality. Private information is no longer, by default, private. If you want information to be private, you must take steps to make it so. For example, avoiding mentioning your address or even your neighborhood on social networks is a conscious act. Know who has direct access to your posts in your social networks and recognize that others may have indirect access. Heard any stories about someone making a mistake online resulting in negative impact offline?
- Backups, archives, data/content pushing all result in the ambiguity of deleting digital content. Digital content is easily forwarded and reposted. Sometimes this is a good thing and sometimes it is not. Regardless of how we view this phenomena, it is a reality. Private information is no longer, by default, private. If you want information to be private, you must take steps to make it so. For example, avoiding mentioning your address or even your neighborhood on social networks is a conscious act. Know who has direct access to your posts in your social networks and recognize that others may have indirect access. Heard any stories about someone making a mistake online resulting in negative impact offline?
- Backups, archives, data/content pushing all result in the ambiguity of deleting digital content. Digital content is easily forwarded and reposted. Sometimes this is a good thing and sometimes it is not. Regardless of how we view this phenomena, it is a reality. Private information is no longer, by default, private. If you want information to be private, you must take steps to make it so. For example, avoiding mentioning your address or even your neighborhood on social networks is a conscious act. Know who has direct access to your posts in your social networks and recognize that others may have indirect access. Heard any stories about someone making a mistake online resulting in negative impact offline?
- Backups, archives, data/content pushing all result in the ambiguity of deleting digital content. Digital content is easily forwarded and reposted. Sometimes this is a good thing and sometimes it is not. Regardless of how we view this phenomena, it is a reality. Private information is no longer, by default, private. If you want information to be private, you must take steps to make it so. For example, avoiding mentioning your address or even your neighborhood on social networks is a conscious act. Know who has direct access to your posts in your social networks and recognize that others may have indirect access. Heard any stories about someone making a mistake online resulting in negative impact offline?
- Backups, archives, data/content pushing all result in the ambiguity of deleting digital content. Digital content is easily forwarded and reposted. Sometimes this is a good thing and sometimes it is not. Regardless of how we view this phenomena, it is a reality. Private information is no longer, by default, private. If you want information to be private, you must take steps to make it so. For example, avoiding mentioning your address or even your neighborhood on social networks is a conscious act. Know who has direct access to your posts in your social networks and recognize that others may have indirect access. Heard any stories about someone making a mistake online resulting in negative impact offline?
- Who uses Facebook? Who uses MySpace? Have you adjusted your privacy settings? Default privacy setting on most social networks – everything is public! Instructor – if majority of students have an account on a social network, have them log in and adjust the privacy settings during class. Review the privacy setting pages of Facebook and MySpace prior to class because they often change.
- Who uses Facebook? Who uses MySpace? Have you adjusted your privacy settings? Default privacy setting on most social networks – everything is public! Instructor – if majority of students have an account on a social network, have them log in and adjust the privacy settings during class. Review the privacy setting pages of Facebook and MySpace prior to class because they often change.
- Who uses Facebook? Who uses MySpace? Have you adjusted your privacy settings? Default privacy setting on most social networks – everything is public! Instructor – if majority of students have an account on a social network, have them log in and adjust the privacy settings during class. Review the privacy setting pages of Facebook and MySpace prior to class because they often change.
- Who uses Facebook? Who uses MySpace? Have you adjusted your privacy settings? Default privacy setting on most social networks – everything is public! Instructor – if majority of students have an account on a social network, have them log in and adjust the privacy settings during class. Review the privacy setting pages of Facebook and MySpace prior to class because they often change.
- Social Engineering Tactics - Someone claiming to be doing research or survey for your bank, a new employee at a company you use, or a repair person that NEEDS your help. They may seem to ask round about or harmless questions that they then use against you. Verify they really are who they say they are before answering questions.
- Phishing, and spyware attacks are occurring often on social networking sites, especially Facebook. Anyone received a message via email or a social network that was not sent by the person it appeared to have been sent by? Most likely Michelle has no idea this message went out in her name. What is the top level domain in this message? Do a search of .in domain. What do you find? It’s the country domain for India.
- Why not trust this email? No such thing as free cash. Most likely they will ask for your bank account and password in order to supposedly deposit your check.
- Who uses Facebook? Who uses MySpace? Have you adjusted your privacy settings? Default privacy setting on most social networks – everything is public! Instructor – if majority of students have an account on a social network, have them log in and adjust the privacy settings during class. Review the privacy setting pages of Facebook and MySpace prior to class because they often change.
- You learned about URLs in How to Use a Browser. What is a URL? Uniform Resource Identifier. More commonly called a web address. Most popular top level domains? .com, .org, .net
- You learned about URLs in How to Use a Browser. What is a URL? Uniform Resource Identifier. More commonly called a web address. Most popular top level domains? .com, .org, .net
- Use a combination of letters (capital and lower case), numbers and symbols if allowed. Example are: EmilyP05 – Emily Pietilia was my great grandmother and she was born in 1905 – However, don’t do this with a spouse or child that relationship is too close and too obvious. Or use a mnemonic i.e. – mbsfe530 – my brother sells fire extinguishers and his birthday. Don’t use names or words in a dictionary, names, addresses, or birthdates. Or use a full sentence - ilovecats If you must write them down, don’t keep it in a file labeled passwords or on your calendar.
- If you are using public computers be alert to who is around you, if your password is too easy or too hard so you type it very slowly, it could be possible to watch what you type & learn your password. Why is your email account an important account? Because with access to your email account, someone could get access to your other accounts. Instructor – provide suggestions on how to create and keep track of passwords. Examples – use one string of letters and number but add a code to each one per application – such as having 135fox as a password and adding fb for Facebook to the beginning or end of 135fox, resulting in fb135fox. Your internet provider can access your account without your password – they would never contact you and ask for it. However, if you call them about a problem, they may ask for it so they can try and duplicate the problem you are having. If the incorrect password allows you to log into a site then you are on a spoofed site and not the company’s legitimate site. Most important – if you suspect someone is using your accounts, change the password and contact the company it is with immediately!
- Who has shopped online? What did you purchase? You initiate with a known and trusted company. Don’t use sites from unsolicited websites or pop up ads. www.hoogle.com vs. www.google.com
- MOST Credit cards have a maximum liability of $50.00 in the event of fraud, debit cards may have a higher or no limit check with your bank for information about the cards you have or read that little tiny print! One card lets you easily review online purchases and request a card with a lower limit Online transactions are said to be safer since there is no human interaction – you are not giving your card to a person.
- Anyone been a victim of identity theft?
- In addition to keeping your software up-to-date, keeping your anti-virus software up-to-date and doing weekly scans, and have a firewall you should: Laptops - Use a strong password, require a password log in and log off when you are finished using, that will at least make it difficult for a thief to access (not impossible) Wipe Utility or File Shredder - Files that have been deleted or moved to the trash or recycle bin can still be recovered using a recovery program. A wipe utility actually writes over old files on your hard drive so they can no longer be recovered. Privacy policies - should explain how they secure their site and what they do with the information they collect (do they share/sell it). If they sell information to others or there is no policy go somewhere else. Free Credit Reports – Reports can be requested annually online free but be very careful where you request it from. Use the Federal Trade Commission website. Do not go to a search engine!
- In addition to keeping your software up-to-date, keeping your anti-virus software up-to-date and doing weekly scans, and have a firewall you should: Laptops - Use a strong password, require a password log in and log off when you are finished using, that will at least make it difficult for a thief to access (not impossible) Wipe Utility or File Shredder - Files that have been deleted or moved to the trash or recycle bin can still be recovered using a recovery program. A wipe utility actually writes over old files on your hard drive so they can no longer be recovered. Privacy policies - should explain how they secure their site and what they do with the information they collect (do they share/sell it). If they sell information to others or there is no policy go somewhere else. Free Credit Reports – Reports can be requested annually online free but be very careful where you request it from. Use the Federal Trade Commission website. Do not go to a search engine! the ONLY authorized source for the free annual credit report that's yours by law. The Fair Credit Reporting Act guarantees you access to your credit report for free from each of the three nationwide credit reporting companies — Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion — every 12 months. The Federal Trade Commission has received complaints from consumers who thought they were ordering their free annual credit report, and yet couldn't get it without paying fees or buying other services. TV ads, email offers, or online search results may tout "free" credit reports, but there is only one authorized source for a truly free credit report.
- In addition to keeping your software up-to-date, keeping your anti-virus software up-to-date and doing weekly scans, and have a firewall you should: Laptops - Use a strong password, require a password log in and log off when you are finished using, that will at least make it difficult for a thief to access (not impossible) Wipe Utility or File Shredder - Files that have been deleted or moved to the trash or recycle bin can still be recovered using a recovery program. A wipe utility actually writes over old files on your hard drive so they can no longer be recovered. Privacy policies - should explain how they secure their site and what they do with the information they collect (do they share/sell it). If they sell information to others or there is no policy go somewhere else. Free Credit Reports – Reports can be requested annually online free but be very careful where you request it from. Use the Federal Trade Commission website. Do not go to a search engine! the ONLY authorized source for the free annual credit report that's yours by law. The Fair Credit Reporting Act guarantees you access to your credit report for free from each of the three nationwide credit reporting companies — Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion — every 12 months. The Federal Trade Commission has received complaints from consumers who thought they were ordering their free annual credit report, and yet couldn't get it without paying fees or buying other services. TV ads, email offers, or online search results may tout "free" credit reports, but there is only one authorized source for a truly free credit report.