The document discusses various tips and strategies for increasing security and privacy on Facebook. It mentions that hacking other users' accounts is illegal and can enable cyber crimes. It provides advice like not sharing personal information, downloading suspicious programs, or sending private details over chat. Overall it emphasizes using caution and discretion when using Facebook to help protect users' safety and privacy.
This document provides guidance on securing social media accounts from cyber attacks. It begins with an overview of protective measures like using strong, unique passwords and reviewing authorized third party applications. It then provides step-by-step instructions for what to do if specific accounts like Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Instagram or Flickr become compromised. The guidelines emphasize immediately changing passwords, deleting unauthorized posts, and reporting any suspicious activity to the relevant social media platform.
Facebook warns users about scammers impersonating Facebook and requesting personal account information or passwords. While some people do not care about popularity on Facebook, others seek to increase their number of likes and followers. However, programs that claim to hack Facebook passwords or access accounts without permission are scams, and using such programs would be unethical and illegal. It is important for Facebook users to be aware of security issues and protect their personal information.
This document discusses hacking Facebook accounts and provides tips for improving Facebook security. It mentions that hacking accounts was initially done for fun to find security flaws, but can be considered a crime. The document provides some methods for hacking accounts, but also recommends users be cautious online and take steps to protect their privacy and security on Facebook.
This document discusses how to use Facebook hacking tools and the principles behind them. It states that hacking a Facebook account is simple - you copy the URL of the target profile, paste it into the hacking tool, and wait for the progress bar to fill before the login credentials are revealed. It notes that older security vulnerabilities still exist that these tools exploit. The document also discusses the prevalence of Facebook addiction and how many users are actively engaging on the site daily.
The document discusses various tips and strategies for increasing security and privacy on Facebook. It mentions that hacking other users' accounts is illegal and can enable cyber crimes. It provides advice like not sharing personal information, downloading suspicious programs, or sending private details over chat. Overall it emphasizes using caution and discretion when using Facebook to help protect users' safety and privacy.
This document provides guidance on securing social media accounts from cyber attacks. It begins with an overview of protective measures like using strong, unique passwords and reviewing authorized third party applications. It then provides step-by-step instructions for what to do if specific accounts like Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Instagram or Flickr become compromised. The guidelines emphasize immediately changing passwords, deleting unauthorized posts, and reporting any suspicious activity to the relevant social media platform.
Facebook warns users about scammers impersonating Facebook and requesting personal account information or passwords. While some people do not care about popularity on Facebook, others seek to increase their number of likes and followers. However, programs that claim to hack Facebook passwords or access accounts without permission are scams, and using such programs would be unethical and illegal. It is important for Facebook users to be aware of security issues and protect their personal information.
This document discusses hacking Facebook accounts and provides tips for improving Facebook security. It mentions that hacking accounts was initially done for fun to find security flaws, but can be considered a crime. The document provides some methods for hacking accounts, but also recommends users be cautious online and take steps to protect their privacy and security on Facebook.
This document discusses how to use Facebook hacking tools and the principles behind them. It states that hacking a Facebook account is simple - you copy the URL of the target profile, paste it into the hacking tool, and wait for the progress bar to fill before the login credentials are revealed. It notes that older security vulnerabilities still exist that these tools exploit. The document also discusses the prevalence of Facebook addiction and how many users are actively engaging on the site daily.
Norton by Symantec identifies the top 5 scams and spams to avoid on Facebook that are prevalent in the Middle East. These include "Like-" or "Share-baiting" scams, "Like" clickjacking scams, malicious applications, copy-paste script attacks, and hoaxes. Norton advises users to protect themselves by removing offensive posts and applications, changing passwords, and using Norton Safe Web for Facebook to scan for unsafe links.
This document provides information over 8 weeks of lessons on online safety topics such as passwords, digital footprints, cyberbullying, social media, gaming, messaging, malware, phishing, and resources for further learning. The lessons include tools for checking password strength, articles on erasing an online presence, tips for safe social media use, risks of online gaming/messaging, how malware infects devices, and phishing scams. Students are encouraged to think critically about privacy, identity, and what information they share online.
*there are notes on some slides
Utilizing twitter in the organization.
- What is twitter
- Tips on twitter usage
- Integrating twitter into a website / intranet
- Competitive Intelligence
- Customer Feedback / Customer service
- hash tags
- Who is using twitter well
- Twitter in the library
This document provides tips for teens on how to safely use social media and the internet. It recommends setting privacy settings to "Friends Only" and not posting personal information publicly. It warns against accepting friend requests without validating the person, installing unknown apps, or clicking suspicious links. It also provides advice on using antivirus software and caution with downloading files and programs. The overall message is to be careful about sharing private information online and to verify requests before accepting.
This document discusses cyber warfare and provides instructions for a "very first cyberwar kit" that teaches cyberwar techniques. It includes chapters on hacking into Facebook through session hijacking and using the Metasploit framework to spy on computers without permission. The document advocates empowering lay people with these skills but could enable illegal hacking. It concludes by mentioning a website for the cyberwar kit and the author's own website.
The document discusses various internet security threats individuals face at home such as phishing scams, spyware, viruses, and worms. It provides tips on how to protect against these threats such as using firewalls, keeping software updated, and using antivirus software. The document also discusses educating children about online safety and establishing house rules for computer use.
This document discusses hacking and methods used by hackers. It describes different types of hackers like black hats, white hats and gray hats. It then explains some common hacking techniques like password resets, keyloggers, phishing etc. It provides steps to hack a Facebook account through phishing. It outlines threats to a company if hacked, like leaking of private data, account details, payment structures, secret formulas. Finally, it lists some tips to prevent hacking like using strong passwords, two-factor authentication, not accessing professional accounts on unknown devices and being wary of phishing attempts.
This document provides a guide to improving security on Facebook. It discusses protecting your Facebook account by using strong passwords and logging out of your account when not in use. It also covers how to avoid common scammers on Facebook like phishers, account thieves, and malware distributors. The document recommends using advanced Facebook security settings such as secure browsing and login approvals to enhance protection of your account and information.
Imagine you wake up early in the morning, just to find that you couldn’t log on to your Facebook account. While you are just wondering about the reason for this lockout problem, your friend calls you to check if you are fine seeing your weird Facebook status. At times like these, how do you say your account is secure enough? How do you protect your Facebook account from hackers?
3 Ways to Protect the Data in Your Google AccountLookout
Use two-factor authentication on all accounts by setting up a verification code that is sent to your phone whenever you log in from a new device. Choose complex passwords with at least 8 characters including numbers and symbols. Set a passcode on your phone and computer to prevent unauthorized access to your accounts since you are likely always logged in.
This document provides tips for securing your Facebook account in 8 steps:
1. Check your privacy settings and limit who can see your past and future posts.
2. Review your timeline and tagging preferences to control who can post to your timeline and tag you.
3. Check your public posts settings to ensure only what you want is publicly visible.
4. Block users as needed from seeing your profile or sending you requests.
5. Consider who can share your stories on Facebook.
6. Keep your location private.
7. Check where you're logged in and remotely close sessions for security.
8. Opt out of having your interests used in Facebook ads.
This document provides a guide to securing one's Facebook account. It discusses how to create strong passwords, use advanced security settings, log out of Facebook when not in use, and avoid common scams. Specific scams addressed include phishing scams, account theft attempts, malware distribution, gaming app scams, vanity scams, and clickjacking. The guide emphasizes being cautious of any unsolicited messages or links and thinking before clicking in order to protect one's privacy and security on Facebook.
B-sides Las Vegas - social network securityDamon Cortesi
A presentation I gave at the first b-sides Las Vegas security conference showing the security challenges we face going forward in the era of open-by-default social networking.
These slides are from an online security class I taught at Darien Library in Darien, CT. They are the property of Darien Library.
Originally everything was nicely aligned, but then sending this up to Slideshare messed up the alignment, so I gave up! :-)
This document provides tips and recommendations for setting Facebook privacy and security settings to protect against identity theft. It discusses the types of information Facebook collects about users, including registration information, posts, comments, actions taken on Facebook, information others share about you, and device and usage data. It recommends carefully considering who you accept as friends, using the "acquaintances" feature to limit information shared, disabling unneeded settings by default, and adjusting privacy settings to control what information is publicly visible. The goal is to help users reduce their risk of becoming a victim of online identity theft by securing their Facebook privacy and limiting the data available to potential fraudsters.
Presentation for Staff Development Day presented recently.
Plenty of links through the presentation and a number in the last few slides for software and external article reviews.
The document provides guidance on securing social media accounts from cyber attacks, including Defense Department accounts on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Google+, YouTube, Instagram and Flickr. It outlines protective measures like using strong unique passwords, reviewing authorized third party applications, and being wary of suspicious links. If accounts are compromised, it advises notifying leadership and security teams, changing passwords, revoking third party access, and contacting the relevant platform for assistance in securing the account.
This document provides a guide to securing your Facebook account. It discusses how to create strong passwords, use advanced security settings, log out of Facebook when not in use, and avoid common scams. Scams discussed include phishing scams that try to steal personal information, account theft scams that steal login credentials, and malware scams that aim to infect computers with malicious software. The document provides tips on how to identify these scams and protect your Facebook account and privacy.
Norton by Symantec identifies the top 5 scams and spams to avoid on Facebook that are prevalent in the Middle East. These include "Like-" or "Share-baiting" scams, "Like" clickjacking scams, malicious applications, copy-paste script attacks, and hoaxes. Norton advises users to protect themselves by removing offensive posts and applications, changing passwords, and using Norton Safe Web for Facebook to scan for unsafe links.
This document provides information over 8 weeks of lessons on online safety topics such as passwords, digital footprints, cyberbullying, social media, gaming, messaging, malware, phishing, and resources for further learning. The lessons include tools for checking password strength, articles on erasing an online presence, tips for safe social media use, risks of online gaming/messaging, how malware infects devices, and phishing scams. Students are encouraged to think critically about privacy, identity, and what information they share online.
*there are notes on some slides
Utilizing twitter in the organization.
- What is twitter
- Tips on twitter usage
- Integrating twitter into a website / intranet
- Competitive Intelligence
- Customer Feedback / Customer service
- hash tags
- Who is using twitter well
- Twitter in the library
This document provides tips for teens on how to safely use social media and the internet. It recommends setting privacy settings to "Friends Only" and not posting personal information publicly. It warns against accepting friend requests without validating the person, installing unknown apps, or clicking suspicious links. It also provides advice on using antivirus software and caution with downloading files and programs. The overall message is to be careful about sharing private information online and to verify requests before accepting.
This document discusses cyber warfare and provides instructions for a "very first cyberwar kit" that teaches cyberwar techniques. It includes chapters on hacking into Facebook through session hijacking and using the Metasploit framework to spy on computers without permission. The document advocates empowering lay people with these skills but could enable illegal hacking. It concludes by mentioning a website for the cyberwar kit and the author's own website.
The document discusses various internet security threats individuals face at home such as phishing scams, spyware, viruses, and worms. It provides tips on how to protect against these threats such as using firewalls, keeping software updated, and using antivirus software. The document also discusses educating children about online safety and establishing house rules for computer use.
This document discusses hacking and methods used by hackers. It describes different types of hackers like black hats, white hats and gray hats. It then explains some common hacking techniques like password resets, keyloggers, phishing etc. It provides steps to hack a Facebook account through phishing. It outlines threats to a company if hacked, like leaking of private data, account details, payment structures, secret formulas. Finally, it lists some tips to prevent hacking like using strong passwords, two-factor authentication, not accessing professional accounts on unknown devices and being wary of phishing attempts.
This document provides a guide to improving security on Facebook. It discusses protecting your Facebook account by using strong passwords and logging out of your account when not in use. It also covers how to avoid common scammers on Facebook like phishers, account thieves, and malware distributors. The document recommends using advanced Facebook security settings such as secure browsing and login approvals to enhance protection of your account and information.
Imagine you wake up early in the morning, just to find that you couldn’t log on to your Facebook account. While you are just wondering about the reason for this lockout problem, your friend calls you to check if you are fine seeing your weird Facebook status. At times like these, how do you say your account is secure enough? How do you protect your Facebook account from hackers?
3 Ways to Protect the Data in Your Google AccountLookout
Use two-factor authentication on all accounts by setting up a verification code that is sent to your phone whenever you log in from a new device. Choose complex passwords with at least 8 characters including numbers and symbols. Set a passcode on your phone and computer to prevent unauthorized access to your accounts since you are likely always logged in.
This document provides tips for securing your Facebook account in 8 steps:
1. Check your privacy settings and limit who can see your past and future posts.
2. Review your timeline and tagging preferences to control who can post to your timeline and tag you.
3. Check your public posts settings to ensure only what you want is publicly visible.
4. Block users as needed from seeing your profile or sending you requests.
5. Consider who can share your stories on Facebook.
6. Keep your location private.
7. Check where you're logged in and remotely close sessions for security.
8. Opt out of having your interests used in Facebook ads.
This document provides a guide to securing one's Facebook account. It discusses how to create strong passwords, use advanced security settings, log out of Facebook when not in use, and avoid common scams. Specific scams addressed include phishing scams, account theft attempts, malware distribution, gaming app scams, vanity scams, and clickjacking. The guide emphasizes being cautious of any unsolicited messages or links and thinking before clicking in order to protect one's privacy and security on Facebook.
B-sides Las Vegas - social network securityDamon Cortesi
A presentation I gave at the first b-sides Las Vegas security conference showing the security challenges we face going forward in the era of open-by-default social networking.
These slides are from an online security class I taught at Darien Library in Darien, CT. They are the property of Darien Library.
Originally everything was nicely aligned, but then sending this up to Slideshare messed up the alignment, so I gave up! :-)
This document provides tips and recommendations for setting Facebook privacy and security settings to protect against identity theft. It discusses the types of information Facebook collects about users, including registration information, posts, comments, actions taken on Facebook, information others share about you, and device and usage data. It recommends carefully considering who you accept as friends, using the "acquaintances" feature to limit information shared, disabling unneeded settings by default, and adjusting privacy settings to control what information is publicly visible. The goal is to help users reduce their risk of becoming a victim of online identity theft by securing their Facebook privacy and limiting the data available to potential fraudsters.
Presentation for Staff Development Day presented recently.
Plenty of links through the presentation and a number in the last few slides for software and external article reviews.
The document provides guidance on securing social media accounts from cyber attacks, including Defense Department accounts on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Google+, YouTube, Instagram and Flickr. It outlines protective measures like using strong unique passwords, reviewing authorized third party applications, and being wary of suspicious links. If accounts are compromised, it advises notifying leadership and security teams, changing passwords, revoking third party access, and contacting the relevant platform for assistance in securing the account.
This document provides a guide to securing your Facebook account. It discusses how to create strong passwords, use advanced security settings, log out of Facebook when not in use, and avoid common scams. Scams discussed include phishing scams that try to steal personal information, account theft scams that steal login credentials, and malware scams that aim to infect computers with malicious software. The document provides tips on how to identify these scams and protect your Facebook account and privacy.
Facebook is a social networking service founded in 2004 and headquartered in California. It has over 2 billion monthly active users and generates billions in annual revenue. While Facebook connects people and has benefits for businesses and students, it also poses disadvantages like privacy issues, wasting time on the site, and vulnerability to hacking and scams. The iconic lowercase "f" logo represents connecting with friends on the platform.
The document provides a guide for parents on cybersecurity and protecting children online. It discusses the biggest online threats to children, such as links to fake fan sites or offers of free content. The guide advises parents to have ongoing conversations with their kids about online safety. It also recommends using up-to-date security software, strong passwords, and caution when using public Wi-Fi or downloading content to help protect family computers and mobile devices from online threats.
The word “eBay” necessitates no introduction. It’s a household brand, and a very successful one at that. The company made $16 million in gross revenue in 2013, netting at about $2.8 million. In a highly-embarrassing series of events, the company that also owns and operates PayPal had to stand (digitally) before its users and announce that it has been hacked.
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…
The document provides tips for protecting yourself online, including using firewall and antivirus software, strong and unique passwords, being wary of email attachments, links and requests for sensitive information. It warns that public WiFi connections are not secure and outlines common phishing scams targeting banking credentials and sensitive personal information through social media.
This document provides a safety guide for talent and influencers on Facebook and Instagram. It covers tools to protect and moderate Facebook profiles, pages, and Instagram accounts. Topics covered include setting strong passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, knowing who has access to pages, what to do if accounts are hacked, content moderation, harassment reporting, and impersonation issues. The guide is split into sections on prevention and protection, and moderating and escalating issues.
Many security breaches we saw in the past few years and how it affect the number of businesses it include large and small businesses. We will study what is breach and how it will effect on our business and what are the main causes of it. Why social media account is harm for us and how the largest organizations got breached and how would we stop to get breach our data. Our main target Is related to business it could be small or large business. We will discuss that how companies got lost their reputation because of data breach and how much companies got loss of money it include the organization that we all are known about it like Facebook.
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How to avoid facebook scams
With more than 800 million users all over the world, Facebook is the perfect breeding ground for scam artists. Every Facebook user has their account interlinked with hundreds or even thousands of their friends. With the exponential amount of users connected to each other Facebook scams require only a few clicks to reach to colossal levels. The peril arises when a scam is spread through someone’s account using the friend list as a medium as this considerably lowers the unsuspecting users guard. So in effect, all it takes is one moment of weakness by one individual on your friend’s list to start off a chain of events that can prove harmful to one and all.
This phenomenon has been termed ‘Social Engineering’ since it involves predicting human behavior based on a study of common user habits and general psychological traits. Piquing a user’s curiosity with a sensational headline can cause one to fall prey to legitimate looking scams. Some scams take the user to a page that asks for their Facebook login credentials, some ask for personal details about the user which are then misused, some direct the user to install a program that is malware in disguise, some ask for money while some account for a lot of spam.
The document describes a case study of a person who experienced identity theft and online scams after downloading unauthorized programs onto their computer. They downloaded a free program that installed spyware without their knowledge. This spyware monitored their internet activity, recorded their keystrokes including passwords and login details, and sent this sensitive information to the software developer. As a result, unauthorized transactions were made using their internet banking and they could no longer access their email account. The person had to change all their account details and get their computer cleaned of the spyware. The case study warns people to be careful about downloading unauthorized programs and to read agreements before installing anything.
National Life IT Department's Cyber Security Awareness PresentationJamie Proctor-Brassard
This document discusses common cybersecurity threats such as social engineering, phishing, ransomware, and malware distributed via email. It provides tips to help avoid these threats and emphasizes that cybersecurity requires vigilance from all users as even a single weak link can compromise an entire network. National Life Group holds a yearly cybersecurity awareness fair to educate employees on threats and countermeasures as protecting sensitive customer data is critical. The document stresses the importance of user awareness and cautions staff to not be the weak link in National Life Group's cyber defenses.
This document is a seminar report submitted by Abhishek Gupta to his faculty on the topic of Facebook security settings. It provides an overview of Facebook and its history and growth. It then details various Facebook security settings that users can configure to help protect their privacy and security, such as using secure browsing, adjusting privacy settings, enabling login approvals and notifications, opting out of facial recognition, and removing information from social ads. The report provides step-by-step instructions for configuring these various security settings on Facebook. It concludes with some additional security considerations for Facebook users.
Does facebook federation have your best interests at heartPerfectCloud Corp.
The document discusses concerns with using Facebook login integration and single sign-on services for sensitive accounts. It notes that consolidating all account information into one identity on Facebook poses security risks, as Facebook profiles can be easily accessed and the company has shared user data before. The document recommends using single sign-on services like SmartSignin that are not social networks and can better protect multiple identities with separate usernames and passwords.
This document summarizes a student project analyzing phishing attacks on the Facebook social media platform. The study involved:
1) Creating a fake Facebook login page to simulate a phishing scam and collect data on users who entered their credentials.
2) Approximately 1 in 3 Facebook users fell for the simulated scam, indicating users of social media are more vulnerable to phishing.
3) Tests showed Facebook does not effectively deal with phishing attacks. Additional authentication for accessing accounts from new devices was proposed to help address this issue.
Corporate Social Media Guidelines - Protecting Your Organization From Hidden ...Raul Colon
One wrong move can land you or your company into an unknown abyss. The lack of guidance from Social Media and non-existent controls can cost companies hundreds of thousands or even millions. The hidden risks of not understanding the many channels of Social Media are immeasurable. With a better understanding and some guidance on Social Media Patterns yourself and your company are going to be able to mitigate the arising risks.
Social Media & Enterprise Security WhitepaperSchleighS
This document discusses security risks associated with employee use of social media in the workplace. It outlines threats like malware/viruses, data leakage, and damage to reputation that can occur when firms do not have adequate policies governing social media usage. While many companies have recognized social media's benefits, most still do not have formal social media policies. The document recommends steps firms can take to mitigate risks, like dedicated social media training, updated antivirus software, and separate networks for personal and work devices.
This document provides information and tips for staying secure when using social media. It defines different types of social networks such as personal networks like Facebook, content sharing networks like YouTube, and shared interest networks like LinkedIn. It discusses how to create strong passwords and adjust privacy settings. The document warns that information shared on social media can be accessed by identity thieves, advertisers, and government agencies. It provides tips for managing privacy such as using privacy settings, logging out of accounts, and being aware of how information is tracked online. Sources for further information on social media security are also listed.