Cyberbullying and Cybercrime
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Cyberbullying and Cybercrime
- 1. Maria Paiva Alice Fileno Gabriela Sacramento Carolina Dias Bernardo Rodrigues CYBERBULLYING AND CYBERCRIME
- 2. WHAT IS CYBERBULLYING? Cyberbullying is the use of cell phones, instant messaging, e-mail, chat rooms or social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter to harass, threaten or intimidate someone. Cyberbullying is often done by children, who have increasingly early access to these technologies. What you should do if you have been bullied: • Don't respond. If someone bullies you, remember that your reaction is usually exactly what the bully wants. • Don't retaliate. • Save the evidence. • Talk to a trusted adult. • Block the bully. • Be civil. • Don't be a bully. • Be a friend, not a bystander.
- 3. WHAT IS ONLINE PIRACY? Online piracy is the unauthorized uploading of a copyrighted recording and making it available to the public, or downloading a recording from an Internet site, even if the recording isn’t resold. We’re making use of online piracy when we download movies or series or when we watch certain streams. In consequence of piracy, there is illegal downloading, but why is it illegal? • Because we use the Internet to download and share intellectual property such as movies, music, games or computer programs and that has created a controversy between their creators and the consumer. Also some say that it is unfair for the artists because they will get a lot less money than the creator of the download.
- 4. COPYRIGHT The only reason there’s online piracy and illegal downloading is because of plagiarism and because we don’t respect copyrights. Copyright is a set of exclusive rights granted to the author or creator of an original work, including the right to copy, distribute and adapt the work. When students use copyrighted material for ‘’commentary, parody, news reporting and educational research’’, it is fair use.
- 5. PLAGIARISM Plagiarism is the practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own. PREVENTING PLAGIARISMWHEN WRITING In a research paper, we have to come up with our own original ideas while at the same time making reference to the work that's already been done by others.
- 6. PHISHING Phishing is the act of trying to inquire information such as passwords, user names and bank details. It can be done when someone sends you an email or SMS saying that it’s business, bank, or other financial institutions or telecommunications providers, etc. In their emails or SMS they will say something like: “there has been a mix up we will need your account details so we can double check if it’s actually you”. What can you do to prevent this fromhappening to you: 1: Determine if the nature of the correspondence is suspicious. The subject content of the email, phone call, or text message will often help you determine if the message is real. 2: Call the organization directly to verify the inquiry. This will allow you to determine if the correspondence you received is real or a phishing scam. 3: Don't reply to the unsafe email or SMS especially if it personal information.
- 7. HOW TO PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA? 1. Don’t fill out yoursocial media profile. 2. Be choosy about sharing yoursocial security number, even the last 4 digits. 3. Lockdown yourhardware. 4. Turn on private browsing. 5. Use a password vault that generates and remembers strong and unique passwords. 6. Use two-factorauthentication. 7. Set up a Google alert foryourname. 8. Pay forthings with cash. 9. Keep yoursocial networkactivity private. 10. Don’t give out yourzip code when making credit card purchases. 11. Lie when setting up password security questions.