Social media security challenges
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Social media presents both opportunities and risks for individuals and organizations. It allows for quicker outreach to customers, improved branding and recruitment but also expands the potential attack surface. The document recommends that organizations address social media security by developing clear policies on allowed and prohibited uses, taking a permissive approach while monitoring usage, applying general web security best practices, and reminding employees to use separate personal and work passwords.
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A verifiable random function with short proofs and keys
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Price of anarchy is independent of network topology
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Business Case Studies
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