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In the last years we are reading more and more news about massive (millions) breach of passwords in web services as communities, emails services, cloud services and others.
Hackers simply are obtaining money stealing passwords and selling or misusing them.
This presentation is focus on how to protect our accounts and with this also keep sure our digital identity, our image and also our money safe from hackers businesses.
This document discusses phishing attacks and anti-phishing software. It defines phishing as a social engineering technique where attackers try to steal personal information by impersonating trustworthy sources. The document notes that over 90% of online attacks start with phishing emails, and 76% of companies experienced a phishing attack in 2019. It then introduces a proposed anti-phishing solution called "Phishy Bait" that uses natural language processing to read emails and detect malicious ones based on spelling mistakes, urgency, long URLs, IP addresses instead of domains, and other red flags.
This document discusses various phishing techniques used by hackers to steal personal information. It describes instant messaging phishing using fake websites, key loggers that record keyboard inputs, session hacking that exploits web session controls, search engine phishing through fraudulent product sites, phone phishing using fake caller IDs, and malware phishing using emails with malicious attachments. The document stresses the importance of understanding these techniques to protect oneself from becoming a victim of phishing attacks.
Slideshare that can be used as an educational training tool for employees to be aware of the risks of phishing attacks. This presentation covers the threat of phishing and what strategies can be done to mitigate phishing attacks.
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This document provides information about phishing attacks and how to identify them. It defines phishing as fake emails constructed to trick users into clicking links or opening attachments to steal login credentials. Over 50% of users interact with phishing emails within the first hour, and two thirds of cyber espionage incidents use phishing. The document outlines common traits of phishing emails like generic greetings and requests for urgent action. It emphasizes that human detection of phishing is more effective than technology alone and provides tips on verifying links and reporting any suspicious emails.
The document discusses cybercrime and how to protect against it. It defines cybercrime as any criminal activity conducted using computers and networks. Cybercrimes are divided into three categories: those committed against persons, property, and government. Common cybercrimes include hacking, credit card fraud, virus dissemination, cyberterrorism, and software piracy. The document advises being aware of cybercrimes and how to practice safe internet usage, such as using antivirus software and firewalls, in order to avoid becoming a victim.
Phishing involves attempting to acquire personal information like usernames and passwords through fraudulent emails. It is a major threat, as 29% of security breaches involve social tactics like phishing. Phishing is also the most used social tactic, used in 91% of targeted attacks. The number of phishing attacks increased 59% from 2011 to 2012. Even large companies can fall victim to phishing attacks, so it's important for individuals and organizations to be aware of phishing signs and how to report suspected phishing emails.
In the last years we are reading more and more news about massive (millions) breach of passwords in web services as communities, emails services, cloud services and others.
Hackers simply are obtaining money stealing passwords and selling or misusing them.
This presentation is focus on how to protect our accounts and with this also keep sure our digital identity, our image and also our money safe from hackers businesses.
This document discusses phishing attacks and anti-phishing software. It defines phishing as a social engineering technique where attackers try to steal personal information by impersonating trustworthy sources. The document notes that over 90% of online attacks start with phishing emails, and 76% of companies experienced a phishing attack in 2019. It then introduces a proposed anti-phishing solution called "Phishy Bait" that uses natural language processing to read emails and detect malicious ones based on spelling mistakes, urgency, long URLs, IP addresses instead of domains, and other red flags.
This document discusses various phishing techniques used by hackers to steal personal information. It describes instant messaging phishing using fake websites, key loggers that record keyboard inputs, session hacking that exploits web session controls, search engine phishing through fraudulent product sites, phone phishing using fake caller IDs, and malware phishing using emails with malicious attachments. The document stresses the importance of understanding these techniques to protect oneself from becoming a victim of phishing attacks.
Slideshare that can be used as an educational training tool for employees to be aware of the risks of phishing attacks. This presentation covers the threat of phishing and what strategies can be done to mitigate phishing attacks.
PhishingBox is an online system for organizations to easily conduct simulated phishing attacks and educate their end users through awareness training. This helps identify vulnerabilities and mitigate risk. Our system is simple to use, cost-effective and helps clients reduce risk and achieve cybersecurity objectives.
This document provides information about phishing attacks and how to identify them. It defines phishing as fake emails constructed to trick users into clicking links or opening attachments to steal login credentials. Over 50% of users interact with phishing emails within the first hour, and two thirds of cyber espionage incidents use phishing. The document outlines common traits of phishing emails like generic greetings and requests for urgent action. It emphasizes that human detection of phishing is more effective than technology alone and provides tips on verifying links and reporting any suspicious emails.
The document discusses cybercrime and how to protect against it. It defines cybercrime as any criminal activity conducted using computers and networks. Cybercrimes are divided into three categories: those committed against persons, property, and government. Common cybercrimes include hacking, credit card fraud, virus dissemination, cyberterrorism, and software piracy. The document advises being aware of cybercrimes and how to practice safe internet usage, such as using antivirus software and firewalls, in order to avoid becoming a victim.
Phishing involves attempting to acquire personal information like usernames and passwords through fraudulent emails. It is a major threat, as 29% of security breaches involve social tactics like phishing. Phishing is also the most used social tactic, used in 91% of targeted attacks. The number of phishing attacks increased 59% from 2011 to 2012. Even large companies can fall victim to phishing attacks, so it's important for individuals and organizations to be aware of phishing signs and how to report suspected phishing emails.
Social engineering is the practice of obtaining confidential information by manipulation of legitimate users. A social engineer will commonly use the telephone or internet to trick a person into revealing sensitive information or getting them to do something that is against typical policies.
The COVID-19 Phishing Threats to Watch Out ForBeth Rigby
This risk of attack has increased since the news of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, as cyber criminals have sought to take advantage of the situation, with cyberattacks more than doubling, according to Reuters.
Here, we highlight some of the main phishing scams that have been circulating the internet over the past couple of weeks.
The document discusses various topics related to staying safe online such as social networking, cyberbullying, malware, and strategies to improve online safety. Some key points covered include the importance of using strong passwords and privacy settings on social media, the dangers of cyberbullying and stalking, types of malware like viruses and spyware, and tips like practicing safe surfing and shopping, only sharing information with trusted friends, and keeping software updated.
HackersList is the world's largest marketplace to find and hire ethical hackers. We have thousands of verified hackers that can do any kind of penetration testing or bug bounty hunting for you! Hire an expert today.
This document discusses phishing attacks and how to identify and avoid them. It defines phishing as a social engineering attack where hackers try to acquire sensitive information by masquerading as a trustworthy entity. It outlines different types of phishing attacks like spear phishing, clone phishing, whaling, and smishing. The document also provides tips on identifying phishing emails and messages based on red flags like generic greetings, fake sender addresses, spelling errors, and unusual URLs. Finally, it lists best practices for avoiding phishing, such as being cautious of unsolicited messages, verifying website URLs, and avoiding clicking links or opening attachments from unknown sources.
Introduction to Basic Social Engineering. It is based on the session delivered by Neelu Tripathy in InfoSec Girls meet up detailing some methods of how social engineering is performed in the industry.
Social Engineering CSO Survival Guide, designing leading edge 21st Century Business Models go to www.esgjrconsultinginc.com to learn more about Software/Network Engineering Solutions.
Who were the top 5 riskiest celebrities in 2009? Did spammers really know who killed Michael Jackson? Take a look back at who and what made the top of cybercriminals’ list in 2009 and what’s on their radar in 2010.
This document discusses various cybersecurity threats such as malware, phishing, and ransomware. Nearly 1 million new malware threats are released daily and cybercriminals stole over $1 trillion of intellectual property in 2008. Common malware includes viruses, Trojan horses, and ransomware which encrypts files until ransom is paid. The document provides tips to help prevent cybercrime such as using antivirus software, updating applications, making backups, and being wary of emails, phone calls, and visits from unknown individuals requesting sensitive information.
This is a basic presentation about cybersecurity to share awareness about various security threats and how you can protect yourself from them. In the preview window the formatting is off, but when downloaded it can be viewed with no problems. This is for my Info Security Policy Management class at Governors State University.
Cyber Security aware society is the need of the hour, there is a growing need for Cyber Security awareness, every user of internet should know at least the basics of cyber security, an educated and aware user can help in minimizing the impact and rate of cyber crimes, particularly of those that are related with online transactions and phishing…
Symantec Report On Rogue Security SoftwareSymantec
The Symantec Report on Rogue Security Software is an in-depth analysis of rogue security software programs. In total, Symantec has detected more than 250 distinct rogue security software programs. During the period of this report, from July 1, 2008, to June 30, 2009, Symantec received reports of 43 million rogue security software installation attempts from those 250 distinct samples. The continued prevalence of these programs emphasizes the ongoing threat they pose to potential victims despite efforts to shut them down and raise public awareness.
The document provides 10 tips for securing your smartphone: 1) Avoid giving out personal information and validate requests directly with institutions. 2) Turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when not in use to prevent unauthorized connections. 3) Log out of financial sites after transactions and avoid transactions on public Wi-Fi. 4) Update phone operating systems and apps regularly for security and functionality. 5) Be wary of apps that request unnecessary permissions or are unusually large in size. 6) Only download apps from official app stores and read reviews beforehand. 7) Install reputable security software to protect the phone. 8) Shorten the auto-lock feature to 5 minutes or less for added security. 9) Use strong, unique passwords and wipe fingerprints from
Fake mobile apps are the greatest threat to your privacy. In this presentation, we help you understand:
a. The various security risks of fake mobile applications.
b. Techniques used by fake apps to steal your personal and private data.
c. How can Quick Heal help protect you from such apps.
11 Cybersecurity Tips to stay safe onlineScott Schober
Cybersecurity attacks are very real.
In an instant, they can wipe out your company’s finances and your personal finances, sometimes beyond repair. It’s critical to know everything you can to protect yourself.
Did you know that 95 percent of cyber attacks occur due to human error? I’ll tell you why this is great news.
Only five percent of all cyber attacks are out of your control. Today, I’m going to give you 11 FREE tips from my new book Hacked Again.
How many times do you get more than one app against your search in the Google Play Store? Probably always. Fake applications are there and they are the real threat for your mobile and for your sensitive data that you stored on your phone.
For more information please visit our site: www.v-xplore.com
The document summarizes key points about protecting personal information and security on social media:
- The NSA has circumvented or cracked much internet encryption and collaborated with tech companies to introduce weaknesses in encryption standards.
- Users should be aware of how their personal information can be exploited if devices are compromised and privacy is valuable.
- Common tips for safe social media use include using strong passwords, customizing strict privacy settings, being wary of links, cookies and requests for sensitive information.
Privacy vs personalization: advisory for brand and comms practitioners into 2...Dave Holland
This document discusses challenges related to personalization and privacy online for brands and communications practitioners. It notes that privacy as we traditionally knew it is effectively dead due to the vast amount of personal data now collected online. However, consumers are increasingly concerned about their privacy and how companies use their data. The document argues that while privacy should still be respected, fears are often overblown as most people are not important enough to be surveillance targets and benefit greatly from connectivity. It concludes that companies must find a balance between customization and privacy to build trust with consumers.
Inside the following year, individuals will confront
new troubles to the ability to guarantee the insurance and
security of their own information. With these sorts of security
strategies being utilized, there is much weakness. Another
option is bio-metric confirmation. Biometrics are propelled ver-
ification systems; it prompts numerous protection and security
issues. Real security what’s more, security issues on Radio
Frequency Identification (RFID) chips were distinguished and
dissected. Likewise, Biometric security dangers that connected
to e-international ID have been dissected and a few proposals
were given which have been investigated for numerous years.
Cryptography innovation and a few conventions are utilized
to counter-measure the dangers and assaults. Nowadays, E-
passports permits are generally sent in the vast majority
of the created nations that stores the bio-metric data on a
modest RFID chip. So that’s why, Identity Theft has forced
incalculable hardships upon its casualties which is a major
challenge in this new era. In this paper, we investigate the
powerlessness of informal community clients to Identity Theft
when they share individual distinguishing proof data on the
web. Personality crooks abuse informal organization clients and
the shortcomings of interpersonal interaction destinations to
assemble the data expected to submit Identity Theft what’s
more, character misrepresentation utilizing this id data. A
trouble in having precaution components set up is that person
to person communication locales have a personal stake in
advancing as opposed to keeping the sharing of information.
Further, character wrong-doing is unavoidable which makes
the improvement of dangers troublesome. Taking everything
into account, endeavors have been made in this paper to
blueprint contentions that will help with settling the wrong-
doings given helplessness of informal organization clients to
Identity Theft.
Social engineering is the practice of obtaining confidential information by manipulation of legitimate users. A social engineer will commonly use the telephone or internet to trick a person into revealing sensitive information or getting them to do something that is against typical policies.
The COVID-19 Phishing Threats to Watch Out ForBeth Rigby
This risk of attack has increased since the news of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, as cyber criminals have sought to take advantage of the situation, with cyberattacks more than doubling, according to Reuters.
Here, we highlight some of the main phishing scams that have been circulating the internet over the past couple of weeks.
The document discusses various topics related to staying safe online such as social networking, cyberbullying, malware, and strategies to improve online safety. Some key points covered include the importance of using strong passwords and privacy settings on social media, the dangers of cyberbullying and stalking, types of malware like viruses and spyware, and tips like practicing safe surfing and shopping, only sharing information with trusted friends, and keeping software updated.
HackersList is the world's largest marketplace to find and hire ethical hackers. We have thousands of verified hackers that can do any kind of penetration testing or bug bounty hunting for you! Hire an expert today.
This document discusses phishing attacks and how to identify and avoid them. It defines phishing as a social engineering attack where hackers try to acquire sensitive information by masquerading as a trustworthy entity. It outlines different types of phishing attacks like spear phishing, clone phishing, whaling, and smishing. The document also provides tips on identifying phishing emails and messages based on red flags like generic greetings, fake sender addresses, spelling errors, and unusual URLs. Finally, it lists best practices for avoiding phishing, such as being cautious of unsolicited messages, verifying website URLs, and avoiding clicking links or opening attachments from unknown sources.
Introduction to Basic Social Engineering. It is based on the session delivered by Neelu Tripathy in InfoSec Girls meet up detailing some methods of how social engineering is performed in the industry.
Social Engineering CSO Survival Guide, designing leading edge 21st Century Business Models go to www.esgjrconsultinginc.com to learn more about Software/Network Engineering Solutions.
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This document discusses various cybersecurity threats such as malware, phishing, and ransomware. Nearly 1 million new malware threats are released daily and cybercriminals stole over $1 trillion of intellectual property in 2008. Common malware includes viruses, Trojan horses, and ransomware which encrypts files until ransom is paid. The document provides tips to help prevent cybercrime such as using antivirus software, updating applications, making backups, and being wary of emails, phone calls, and visits from unknown individuals requesting sensitive information.
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Cyber Security aware society is the need of the hour, there is a growing need for Cyber Security awareness, every user of internet should know at least the basics of cyber security, an educated and aware user can help in minimizing the impact and rate of cyber crimes, particularly of those that are related with online transactions and phishing…
Symantec Report On Rogue Security SoftwareSymantec
The Symantec Report on Rogue Security Software is an in-depth analysis of rogue security software programs. In total, Symantec has detected more than 250 distinct rogue security software programs. During the period of this report, from July 1, 2008, to June 30, 2009, Symantec received reports of 43 million rogue security software installation attempts from those 250 distinct samples. The continued prevalence of these programs emphasizes the ongoing threat they pose to potential victims despite efforts to shut them down and raise public awareness.
The document provides 10 tips for securing your smartphone: 1) Avoid giving out personal information and validate requests directly with institutions. 2) Turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when not in use to prevent unauthorized connections. 3) Log out of financial sites after transactions and avoid transactions on public Wi-Fi. 4) Update phone operating systems and apps regularly for security and functionality. 5) Be wary of apps that request unnecessary permissions or are unusually large in size. 6) Only download apps from official app stores and read reviews beforehand. 7) Install reputable security software to protect the phone. 8) Shorten the auto-lock feature to 5 minutes or less for added security. 9) Use strong, unique passwords and wipe fingerprints from
Fake mobile apps are the greatest threat to your privacy. In this presentation, we help you understand:
a. The various security risks of fake mobile applications.
b. Techniques used by fake apps to steal your personal and private data.
c. How can Quick Heal help protect you from such apps.
11 Cybersecurity Tips to stay safe onlineScott Schober
Cybersecurity attacks are very real.
In an instant, they can wipe out your company’s finances and your personal finances, sometimes beyond repair. It’s critical to know everything you can to protect yourself.
Did you know that 95 percent of cyber attacks occur due to human error? I’ll tell you why this is great news.
Only five percent of all cyber attacks are out of your control. Today, I’m going to give you 11 FREE tips from my new book Hacked Again.
How many times do you get more than one app against your search in the Google Play Store? Probably always. Fake applications are there and they are the real threat for your mobile and for your sensitive data that you stored on your phone.
For more information please visit our site: www.v-xplore.com
The document summarizes key points about protecting personal information and security on social media:
- The NSA has circumvented or cracked much internet encryption and collaborated with tech companies to introduce weaknesses in encryption standards.
- Users should be aware of how their personal information can be exploited if devices are compromised and privacy is valuable.
- Common tips for safe social media use include using strong passwords, customizing strict privacy settings, being wary of links, cookies and requests for sensitive information.
Privacy vs personalization: advisory for brand and comms practitioners into 2...Dave Holland
This document discusses challenges related to personalization and privacy online for brands and communications practitioners. It notes that privacy as we traditionally knew it is effectively dead due to the vast amount of personal data now collected online. However, consumers are increasingly concerned about their privacy and how companies use their data. The document argues that while privacy should still be respected, fears are often overblown as most people are not important enough to be surveillance targets and benefit greatly from connectivity. It concludes that companies must find a balance between customization and privacy to build trust with consumers.
Inside the following year, individuals will confront
new troubles to the ability to guarantee the insurance and
security of their own information. With these sorts of security
strategies being utilized, there is much weakness. Another
option is bio-metric confirmation. Biometrics are propelled ver-
ification systems; it prompts numerous protection and security
issues. Real security what’s more, security issues on Radio
Frequency Identification (RFID) chips were distinguished and
dissected. Likewise, Biometric security dangers that connected
to e-international ID have been dissected and a few proposals
were given which have been investigated for numerous years.
Cryptography innovation and a few conventions are utilized
to counter-measure the dangers and assaults. Nowadays, E-
passports permits are generally sent in the vast majority
of the created nations that stores the bio-metric data on a
modest RFID chip. So that’s why, Identity Theft has forced
incalculable hardships upon its casualties which is a major
challenge in this new era. In this paper, we investigate the
powerlessness of informal community clients to Identity Theft
when they share individual distinguishing proof data on the
web. Personality crooks abuse informal organization clients and
the shortcomings of interpersonal interaction destinations to
assemble the data expected to submit Identity Theft what’s
more, character misrepresentation utilizing this id data. A
trouble in having precaution components set up is that person
to person communication locales have a personal stake in
advancing as opposed to keeping the sharing of information.
Further, character wrong-doing is unavoidable which makes
the improvement of dangers troublesome. Taking everything
into account, endeavors have been made in this paper to
blueprint contentions that will help with settling the wrong-
doings given helplessness of informal organization clients to
Identity Theft.
This document discusses the visibility gap in cybersecurity and how threats now originate outside traditional network perimeters. It notes that most attacks start through email, social media, and mobile devices rather than within networks. Without visibility into these channels, organizations are missing most attacks and only see threats late in the attack cycle after attackers are already inside systems. The document argues organizations need to expand their view beyond networks to properly protect against modern cyber attacks.
Presentation 2SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE FUTURE OF PRIVACY & SECURITYgailmowal
This document discusses privacy and security concerns regarding social media and the internet. It explores how personal information shared online can be tracked and used in ways that people may not expect. This includes information gathered through social media profiles, public records, and emerging technologies like eye tracking. The document warns that whatever is posted online can potentially follow people for many years. It also examines issues like cyberbullying, online harassment, and how future employers may judge people based on their digital profiles and online activities. Overall, the document analyzes challenges to privacy as internet use grows and more personal data is collected, shared and available publicly.
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Did you know that your internet history has already been saved and archived? Internet privacy is a situation where by a person is able to have personal privacy in storing displaying of information of oneself from third parties. Privacy is a state or condition of being free from being observed or disturbed by other people. Human beings always have privacy in every aspects of their life’s but in the last decades with the invention of the internet, governments and companies started to invade people privacy. People from different ages uses the internet and social media, the more people use the internet and social media the more privacy we face. Although invading people privacy leads people to problems like divorces, it is very useful as it helps in monitoring people moves through the internet and social media like terror attacks and decrease of the street crimes social media and internet is also a platform that employers use to find the best people to hire; therefore, privacy is something we must sacrifice in order to participate efficiently in today’s world.
The internet built a network for people to communicate faster and in an easy way than any other method of communication. This is clear evidence that the use of internet is very important in lives of people. Following people tracks helps government and military prevent terror attacks, it protects the society and the world from the bad people from harming our beautiful world. Many terrorist attacks have been prevented by the use of internet, without the internet it would be very hard to find people who want to harm our world and society and that’s what we need we need technology that help us to identify people who are planning do actions which might cause harm to human kind. In the article “Terrorists and the Internet “by Eben Kaplan , Kaplan states that with internet it is easily to find terrorists , and it also help the US government and military to find al-Qaeda members by tracking there location to know where they are . Our security should only be sacrificed for good reasons such as security purposes but not any other reason less than protecting lives, so far technological discoveries have worked to ensure the level of our anonymity privacy is reduced (Chesterman, 2011)
Installing large amount of surveillance cameras around the neighborhoods and the streets creates safer and more effective streets. Public surveillance cameras provide us with video recording with the incident we need and can be reviewed many times as possible. The wide variety of cameras around the streets helps policemen to catch criminals with evidence. In the article “Chicago's Camera Network Is everywhere “the writer mention that the city of Chicago has installed more than 1500 cameras that linked with police around the city to decrease the numbers of crimes in Chicago. As also mentioned in the articl ...
The document discusses pros and cons of cybercrime. It provides definitions of cybercrime as criminal activities conducted online using computers to harm others, such as hacking, stealing personal or business information, or distributing viruses. Cybercrime can threaten individuals, national security, and financial systems. Common cybercrimes mentioned include illegal file downloading, stealing money from bank accounts, and creating/distributing viruses. The document also discusses punishments under Pakistani law for various cybercrimes such as fines and imprisonment.
Delves into the untapped potential of reverse psychology in overturning social engineering tactics. It highlights the effectiveness of using reverse psychology as a proactive defense mechanism to thwart attempts at manipulation and deception. Click this link.
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Social media has greatly changed in the past few decades. Today, we are witnessing a paradigm shift in our interactions with the globe. Recently a time came when it was the only mode of touch with the outer world. But with its share of so many positives, there are some negatives too, which are hard to ignore.
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Cyberphobia by Edward Lucas is one of the books that perfectly suits readers of the 21st century. The 21st century can be considered as an era of technology. The information found these sources helps individuals to make informed choices. It is common to see people browsing the internet while sharing personal information on various websites. However, this habit exposes them to cyber terrorists that may dangerously use the data. In his book, Edward Lucas sheds light on essential issues such as identity theft, security, trust and the way they related to the internet. Even though none of the information in the book is new, most of the people tend to ignore it, and it has hard drastic effects in this era of the internet.
In the contemporary world, almost everyone especially students are compelled to use the internet as their primary source for research. This is because the internet has made it easier by providing any information we need at our fingertips. But people fail to ask how the internet is managing to do this. However, Edward Lucas suggests that if some thought is put into why and how the internet exists, it might dawn onto us that the internet may not be the best tool for us. It is only after putting in much thought we would understand the threat that comes with the internet. With the internet comes issues of security, trust, and identity theft, however, human beings of the 21st century have become very lazy to notice such matters.
Security over the internet has been an issue from the onset of technology. Even though the internet might seem to be safe because of the use of security checks as well as passwords, the information shared over it is not as private as we may believe since it can be accessed by anyone who knows the right buttons to press. As long as an individual understands to work his or her way around the internet, he or she can access our so-called private information without leaving a trace. The lack of privacy over the internet is a threat that not only affects individuals but also affects nations. Spies from other countries can easily access information from our nation through the use of the internet. Once the sensitive information is in the hands of wrong people things might turn from bad to worse. The primary reason as to why security, as well as the confidentiality of people and state information, has not been kept secret is because the internet was only made to serve people and not their security.
Lucas explains in detail that the inventor of the internet did not make it clear that the information found or shared on the internet is not entirely private. However, we got it wrong that information on the internet is not secure because of predators and cyber terrorists. The internet was not meant to be secure but only as a source of information. Therefore, keeping the information on the internet as secure as we wish is very hard. However, Lu.
Digital literacy and citizenship involve safely and responsibly navigating the digital world. Key aspects include understanding and analyzing digital media, treating data and people with respect, maintaining security through strong passwords and limited app permissions, thinking critically about online information, and creating opportunities through networking and various online business models. Being a good digital citizen requires balance, responsibility, and respecting both yourself and others in the digital space.
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More information on the Thingscon Amsterdam series of events, see www.thingscon.nl
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Studies have shown that meditating for just 10-20 minutes per day can have significant positive impacts on both mental and physical health over time.
Presentation by Ismael Velo Feijoo at the Thingscon Amsterdam Salon on 7 October 2016, on the Internet of Toys. Presentation of his graduation project Misc Toys.
For more information see http://ismaelvelo.com/portfolio/misctoys/
For more information on the Thingscon Amsterdam series of events see www.thingscon.nl
Wouter Reeskamp presents the work of StudioSophisti ThingsConAMS
Presentation at Thingscon Amsterdam Salon on 7 October 2016, about the work of StudioSophisti, on their work on connected board games and other connected toys.
For more information see http://www.studiosophisti.nl/en/
For more information on the Thingscon Amsterdam series of events, see www.thingscon.nl
Introduction of the meetup of the 4th Thingscon Salon as organised by Thingscon Amsterdam. Iskander Smit introduces the program with the example of the Civic City project.
Thingscon Salon 4 - DATAStudio Klaas KuitenbrouwerThingsConAMS
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during the 'Arena • Young adults in the workplace' conference hosted by Knight Moves.
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US Immigration &
Customs Enforcement
seeking help fro tech
companies to monitor
people
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member police force
that arrests people and
deports them
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I have a Muslim name. I and get regularly asked
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– San Francisco, March 2017.
in modern society.
‘Well what do you have to hide?’
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attempt to obtain
sensitive
information like
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_ credit card details
by masquerading
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entity in an
electronic
communication.
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Wikipedia