Cybersecurity of students
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This document discusses cyber security and social engineering. It defines cyber security as knowing what you are doing online, where to look, and doing things right. It recommends using complex passwords that include a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. The document also defines social networking as social structures formed through online relationships and lists popular sites. It warns about sharing too much personal information publicly and discusses the risks of social engineering, which is committing crimes through online communication.
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