Recognize Twitter spam
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A large number of my colleagues use Twitter as a classroom tool to keep in touch with parents, share information, and create a welcoming & transparent environment. This is a quick tutorial I made for my staff to help ensure their class Twitter accounts stay safe and secure. This small presentation will hopefully serve as a quick visual tutorial for recognizing the good from the bad, and more importantly how to tell if a trusted sender has been compromised.
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Recognize Twitter spam
- 1. KNOW YOUR TWITTER SPAM A Guide to Avoiding CompromisingYourTwitter Account Wednesday, February 26, 14
- 2. SPAMMY DM A message arrives like this, from a trusted source... Wednesday, February 26, 14
- 3. SPAMMYTWEET A tweet is posted like this, from a trusted source... Wednesday, February 26, 14
- 4. CLICKINGTHE LINK GETSTHIS Looks like aTwitter login page doesn’t it? It’s not Do Not Enter Any Information! Wednesday, February 26, 14
- 5. THE WARNING SIGNS The address is not a twitter.com address The sight is not secure (no lock or https) Wednesday, February 26, 14
- 6. A REALTWITTER LOGIN PAGE Wednesday, February 26, 14
- 7. NOTICETHE SECURE ADDRESS The lock means the site is secure The “s” in https means the site is secure The fact twitter.com is in the address means it is the right place Wednesday, February 26, 14
- 8. HOWTHIS WORKS • These spammer/hacker DM links work like this: • they direct you to their site • you “sign in” giving them your username & password • they now have access to your account • they use your account & Follows send more spam Wednesday, February 26, 14
- 9. KEEP IN MIND • Remember: • no harm in getting the DM • no reputable DM will ever say “click here and enter your password” • never enter your password on an untrusted site • verify the site by looking at the address bar Wednesday, February 26, 14
- 10. IFYOU DO GET COMPROMISED • It happens, no one is completely immune • Log in toTwitter at the main address (twitter.com) • Change your password immediately • Post aTweet letting your Followers know you were compromised, to ignore the spammy tweets & DMs from your account, and suggest they change their passwords too Wednesday, February 26, 14
- 11. Created by Mr. Casal, 1/2014 CREDITS Created by Chris Casal ComputerTeacher,Technology Coordinator, and PS10.org Google Apps Administrator PS10 - 15K010 ccasal@ps10.org / ccasal@schools.nyc.gov @mr_casal Wednesday, February 26, 14