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This document provides internet safety tips in 7 sections: 1. Create a positive digital footprint and leave only positive information online. 2. Protect your privacy by not revealing personal information, using secure passwords, and being aware of security risks. 3. Protect yourself from identity theft by destroying private records, securing your mail, and monitoring credit reports. 4. Protect yourself from bullies by not engaging in bullying behavior, saving evidence of bullying, and telling a trusted adult. 5. Protect yourself from predators by being wary of emotionally vulnerable situations online and only interacting with people you know. 6. Protect yourself from yourself by avoiding posting anything online that could have negative consequences. 7. Overall, the tips
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Internet safety slides
- 1. Internet Safety Mr Eric Castro
- 2. Tell a neighbor:What do you remember from your grammar school internet safety presentations?
- 3. Create a PositiveDigital Footprint Protect Your Privacy Protect Yourself from Identity Theft Protect Yourself from Bullies Protect Yourself from Predators Protect Yourself from Yourself
- 4. Create a Positive DigitalFootprint 1
- 5. Tell a neighbor:What are you most proud of having produced or created that’s online?
- 6. Our digital footprint isthe evidence of our online activities.
- 8. You want to leave positive digital footprints. Lost by Stephen Nicholas
- 9. The New Yorker, 3/22/2010
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- 12. 1) Do notinadvertently reveal personal information online
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- 15. 2) Keep a“clean” email account
- 17. 3) Realize thatyou may be monitored
- 19. 4) Do notreply to spammers, ever
- 21. 5) Be consciousof web security
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- 24. Use a differentsecure passphrase for each site
- 25. • Passphrases aremore secure than passwords • Passphrases are easier to remember than passwords • Use as many different characters as possible • Do not use personal information
- 26. Come up witha short sentence that is easy to remember Add one extra variable
- 27. Come up witha short sentence that is easy to remember Puss in Boots was a bad movie Add one extra variable Puss in Boots sux0rs Hated Puss in Boots! Refund 4 Puss in Boots?
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- 32. 6) Be consciousof security on shared computers
- 35. 7) Be consciousof home computer security
- 37. Protect Yourself from Identity Theft 3
- 38. Raise your hand:Has anyone that you know had their identity stolen?
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- 41. It’s not about cash ... To o M uc it’s about hC re d it b yA nd debt re sR ue da
- 42. • Destroy privaterecords and statements • Secure your snail mail • Safeguard your Social Security number • Don’t leave a paper trail • Monitor your credit report • Review credit card statements carefully
- 43. Protect Yourself from Bullies 4
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- 46. First ... Change BeginsHere by Trista Emlet
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- 48. • IM/ Text • Interactive gaming harassment • Malicious code • Stealing passwords • Sending porn or • Blogs junk email • Web sites • Impersonation • Sending pictures • Cyberbullying by through email & proxy cell phones • Internet polling
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- 51. • Don’t bully •Don’t reciprocate • Save evidence • Tell a trusted adult
- 52. King on themarch to Montgomery by Eliel Johnson
- 53. “In the end,we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.” King on the march to Montgomery by Eliel Johnson
- 55. Protect Yourself from Predators 5
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- 58. Emotionally vulnerable Seeking attention Seeking affection Seeking validation
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- 61. Protect Yourself from Yourself 6
- 62. Tell a neighbor:What is the least intelligent thing that you’ve seen someone else put online?
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- 75. e to hisalleg ed attacker Rocque pos ted a messag saying th ey are 'done'. ages can escal ate quickly. Police say such mess the Internet and they are "If a young person is on g in nature, ments that a re threatenin mak ing com e cou ld be looking at ey need to realize w ation because th harges, unwa rranted retali criminal c well as ha mpering an their comments as Sgt. Kelly of olice investig ation," said ongoing p au, school res ource officer. Rosn
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- 77. • Remain alert •Keep a low profile • Trust your instincts
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Editor's Notes
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- #4 6 things\n
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- #6 In an interview with the Harvard admissions committee, what could you show them online?\n
- #7 Think of every web service you use, or are associated with.\nWhat is there?\nPictures? Video? Poetry? Stories? Reflections on life?\n
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- #9 For college and for jobs\n
- #10 but given this need to be online today: BE CAREFUL\n
- #11 82% of 16—18 year-olds use FB daily\n
- #12 There is NO privacy on the internet.\nWhat’s there is there forever\n
- #13 NEVER your Social Security number\nBeware that cookies store information and share it automatically w/ websites you visit\n
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- #19 All email on campus is currently stored on a computer by the Learning Center, and could be pulled up if necessary\n
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- #24 and don’t SHARE passwords \ndon’t USE passWORDS\n
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- #28 Look how easy that is to remember?\ncapital letter, three special characters: spaces and ?\nOne word not even in a dictionary\n
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- #34 Bernal Heights Library\n
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- #36 Do NOT have your computer save passwords\n
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- #38 70% of current computer users worldwide have been hacked or phished\n
- #39 More likely to be hit by lightning, or affected by a computer security problem?\n70% of computer users have been hacked, phished, or the victim of a virus — compared to 0.000102% chance of being struck by lightning?\nSomeone on campus was phished in mid-October\n
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- #43 Most materials for identity theft are stolen from trash cans\n
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- #45 How do you protect yourself?\n
- #46 FIRST: Don’t be a bully — Most bullies were victims\nLet’s talk about what bullying is before going further\n
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- #48 do not SHARE passwords either\n
- #49 Anger, revenge, frustration\nEntertainment; bored, laughs, to get a reaction, \nBolster or remind ppl of their social standing \nSometimes by accident\n
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- #52 STICK UP FOR EACH OTHER — don’t tolerate bad behavior\n
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- #55 Not much harm that a predator can do to you like this\nit’s when you meet IRL …\nIt’s not all men ...\n
- #56 who are predators looking for?\n
- #57 Predators and trolls like to hang out in certain places\nIf you avoid those places, you reduce your exposure to bad guys\n
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- #59 Stick to Stumbleupon or Reddit\n
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- #61 In an interview with the Harvard admissions committee, what could you show them online?\n
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- #63 “Her offense: Posting on Facebook a photograph of herself posing with a human placenta in class.”\n
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- #65 Sent racist and violent (KKK-style) tweets to best player on opposing soccer team\n
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- #71 Scheduled for same day as Omaha, NB teen shot principal & assistant principal\n
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