1. Internet Safety
By Jonathan Callcott,
Charley Dyer, Laura
Nicolai, Patryk Piras and
Olamide Adesanya

2. Charley
Dyer
Privacy and safety online is a very big role
associating with being on the internet. Privacy and
safety is something that is not put into place by
some people online and can lead to massive
range of problems e.g cyber bullying, emails used
as a threatening message or harassment, unsafe
pop ups and hacks, and can also range to Trojans
and viruses coming into your computer alongside
a unsafe advertisement and email. The ranges of
unsafe behaviour on a computer, laptop, or tablet
can be quite devastating and can also include
blackmail. To ensure your security and privacy
online you must take precautions and avoid things
what you might find harmful and unsafe. Also if
you find a website unsafe and you don’t find it
trustworthy don’t use it!!!.

3. The way how you can ensure privacy and safety protection online is by a very easy set of
steps by using these steps you are ensuring that you want absolute total control over your
pc or laptop and don’t want any exposure when using the internet online.
Step 1: Go onto www.filehippo.com and download Microsoft Security Essentials this is a
great software to protect yourself in a security-based way and also can help- you scan a
malicious website.
Step 2:
After downloading Microsoft Security Essentials there is another programme which I highly
recommend for protection head back onto www.filehippo.com and then download Spyware
Blaster after downloading Spyware Blaster this is a excellent programme to use for blocking
pop ups and malicious websites. Even though Spyware Blaster is mainly used for Spyware
protection it is still handy for scanning blocking and defeating malicious websites and can
also block ActiveX pop ups as well.
Step 3:
The final programme what you should decide to download is CCleaner Ccleaner is another
great and trustworthy programme to use for computer protection. This is one of the most
trustworthy programmes used for protection against malicious files serious malware and
temporary internet files download from www.filehippo.com and you will be sorted!.
Step 4:
After downloading Microsoft Security Essentials, Spyware Blaster, and Ccleaner if you want
more further protection while browsing the internet there are certain options what you can
put into place when browsing (e.g if you want to block a website what you may find with full
of malware or pop ups) then there are certain internet browsers which can help with this
option. If you use Internet Explorer there are certain options which can block malicious

4. Patryk Piras

5. Many people don't shop online because they think that their bank details are not safe. Shopping
online is just as safe as ordering by the telephone as long as you follow these rules.
 - Make sure that the company that your ordering from has a secure shopping
server.
 - Make sure that the website your using starts with “https:”
 - Make sure that you don't send any bank details to anyone in an email.
 - If you do receive an official looking email that asks you to send your
financial details, you should never replay because you could become a
victim of identity fraud.
 - If its a company that you have never heard of before , search their site
for any contact numbers and postal addresses. They would not mid you doing
a quick call asking few questions.

6. Take steps to protect your online privacy
Looking after your privacy online will help protect your personal
information from abuse.
 Good computer security includes installing anti-spyware,
anti-virus.
 Keep these security tools up to date.
 Make sure you are visiting secure web sites before handing
over personal information such as banking and credit card
details.

7. When creating passwords there are some rules that you should follow:
Do
 Make it at least eight characters in length.
 Combine letters, numbers and upper and lower case letters.
 Change your password regularly.
Don’t
 Use pet names, birthdates, family or friends names.
 Share passwords with others, even with friends.
 Store them on the device or write them down.

9. What do we mean by cyber
bullying?
 Cyber bullying is where people use
computers to abuse or harm someone else
 People use fake accounts to attack
vulnerable individuals to send offensive
comments/content
 People harass someone due to an event
 People use social networking site to target
people

10. The dangers of cyber bullying
When using the internet you should be very
careful of who you chat and become friends
to because the internet can be used 24/7
and people become more vulnerable to fake
accounts and people can send messages to
other people.

11. Different forms of cyber bullies
Cyber stalking >> Is where people make
other people scared and try to harm them
and threaten someone's privacy
Harassment >> Is when someone targets
an individual or group by sending offensive
messages/content

12. The effects and affects of cyber
bullying
 Can effect peoples confidence
 Can affect peoples lives
 Can lead to suicides and suicide thoughts
 People will stress over the event
 Can affect peoples attendance and
punctuation

13. Cyber Bullying
Laura Nicolai

14. What is Cyber Bullying?
 Bullying is no longer limited to the playground and can take away
the sense of safety that a child feels while at home.
 Stopbullying.gov defines cyber-bullying as, "...Bullying that takes
place using electronic technology. Electronic technology includes
devices and equipment such as cell phones, computers, and tablets
as well as communication tools including social media sites, text
messages, chat, and websites." Cyber-bullying behaviour can
include, but is not limited to:
 Posting nasty pictures or messages about others on blogs, websites,
or social media
 Pretending to be someone else/fake profiles
 Spreading rumors on social networks
 Harassing text messages or emails

15. Forms of Cyber Bullying
 Sending Spyware and/or Hacking Programs: Using technology to
jeopardize or gain unauthorized access to someone else’s computer.
 Sending Pictures: Sending, posting, or altering compromising
pictures of others whether the images were taken with or without
consent.

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