The Internet Is It Safe
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This document discusses various threats to personal security and computer safety on the internet. It identifies identity theft, viruses, and malware as major risks. Identity theft is easy, requiring just basic personal details, and victims may struggle for years to resolve fraudulent charges and clear their names. Viruses can infiltrate computers through ads and messages, and symptoms include slow internet speeds and missing programs. With identity theft occurring every two seconds, the internet poses serious risks and is not as safe as many assume.
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- 2. HOW EASY IS IT FOR SOME ONE TO STEEL YOUR IDENTITY ?
- 4. WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF VIRUSES ON THE INTERNET? AND HOW DO THEY SPREAD ?
- 5. WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF YOUR COMPUTER HAVING A VIRUS ?
- 6. WHEN SOME ONE TAKES YOUR IDENTITY IT WOULD SURPRISE YOU HOW EASY IT IS . ALL IT TAKES IS SOME BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT YOU .THIS INFORMATION CAN BE NAME ,DATE OF BIRTH ,AND A SOCIAL SECURITY CARD NUMBER A TELEPHONE NUMBER AND MAYBE EVEN THE NAMES OF FAMILY MEMBERS .ONE SIMPLE CONVERSATION CAN COST YOU, YOUR IDENTITY .ONCE THAT INFORMATION IS OUT THERE THEY BEGIN TO MAKE ACCOUNTS IN YOUR NAME WITH OUT YOU KNOWING ANYTHING .
- 7. ONCE YOU ARE A VICTIM OF IDENTITY THEFT IT IS HARD TO PROVE THAT YOU ARE INNOCENT .IT COULD TAKE YEARS TO PROVE THAT YOU WERE A VICTIM AND YOU STILL HAVE TO PAY THE PRICE OF THE THEFTS PURCHASES .YOU WILL HAVE TO GO TO YOUR CREDITORS AND TALK WITH THEM ABOUT THIS PROBLEM AND MAKE A POLICE REPORT SO ANY MORE CHARGES THAT ARE MADE YOU WONT HAVE TO PAY FOR THAT AS WELL
- 8. Do you know all of the threats that are out there online ?Well there are plenty there are viruses but they have other names .Thojaners, worms ,dialers, hijackers, spyware and keyloggers. They can come onto your computer through advertisements and false messages
- 9. THERE ARE SIMPLE WAYS TO KNOW IF YOUR COMPUTER IS GETTING A VIRUS .IF YOUR INTERNET IS RUNNING SLOW THAT’S A SIGN. ALSO IF U NOTICE THAT YOUR PROGRAMS ARE MISSING AND HAVE BEEN DELETED THAT IS A SIGN THAT SOMETHING OR SOME ONE HAS CORRUPTED YOUR COMPUTER
- 10. THE COMPUTER IS REALLY NOT AS SAFE AS YOU THINK .PEOPLE GET THERE IDENTITY STOLEN EVERY TWO SECONDS .