Users of social media sites often download third-party applications that can compromise security and privacy. Many users do not check applications for viruses before installing them. Hackers have created fake applications on platforms like Apple's App Store, Facebook, and Twitter to steal user information like account credentials and payment details. Common hacking techniques seen on social media include phishing scams and Trojan viruses distributed through malicious applications or links. While social media offers opportunities for connection, users must be aware of security risks from downloading untrusted applications and sharing private information online.
This 2 hour presentation provides an overview of Internet Security. The first part addresses current threats such as viruses, Trojans, backdoors, botnets and more. The second part talks about how to protect yourself from these threats by changing the way you surf the ‘Net and by understanding your software and hardware options.
This 2 hour presentation provides an overview of Internet Security. The first part addresses current threats such as viruses, Trojans, backdoors, botnets and more. The second part talks about how to protect yourself from these threats by changing the way you surf the ‘Net and by understanding your software and hardware options.
There are several different social media platforms where crime is initiated, but Facebook and Twitter are the most common. Criminals use social networking sites to gather information and target victims, but their specific methods differ based on the nature of the crime at hand.
Cyber crime, burglary, and sex crimes are the three categories of criminal offenses which are most often initiated by social media sites, and the sooner people realize this, the sooner they’ll be able to protect themselves online. So, how exactly are criminals using social media? Find out in our latest presentation on Social Media & Crime!
Who were the top 5 riskiest celebrities in 2009? Did spammers really know who killed Michael Jackson? Take a look back at who and what made the top of cybercriminals’ list in 2009 and what’s on their radar in 2010.
Completed as a project for course work, this is a presentation on internet safety and cyber-bullying for parents of school children. The assignment was to use a non-linear style presentation on a pertinent topic in technology in education. It is possible to pace through the presentation in order, but it is better to use the various buttons to go to the main content page, to go to topics within the two parts, to skip around or to go to the end, which is a page of some interesting statistics. I envisaged an interactive meeting where parents could ask questions or make comments and the presenter could then navigate forward or back to the appropriate slide easily.
Perimeter E-Security: Will Facebook Get You Hired or Fired?Taylor Van Sickle
What is the impact of social media on your organization? Perimeter E-Security shares the impact that social media can have in the workplace. Learn more on http://www.perimeterusa.com
There are several different social media platforms where crime is initiated, but Facebook and Twitter are the most common. Criminals use social networking sites to gather information and target victims, but their specific methods differ based on the nature of the crime at hand.
Cyber crime, burglary, and sex crimes are the three categories of criminal offenses which are most often initiated by social media sites, and the sooner people realize this, the sooner they’ll be able to protect themselves online. So, how exactly are criminals using social media? Find out in our latest presentation on Social Media & Crime!
Who were the top 5 riskiest celebrities in 2009? Did spammers really know who killed Michael Jackson? Take a look back at who and what made the top of cybercriminals’ list in 2009 and what’s on their radar in 2010.
Completed as a project for course work, this is a presentation on internet safety and cyber-bullying for parents of school children. The assignment was to use a non-linear style presentation on a pertinent topic in technology in education. It is possible to pace through the presentation in order, but it is better to use the various buttons to go to the main content page, to go to topics within the two parts, to skip around or to go to the end, which is a page of some interesting statistics. I envisaged an interactive meeting where parents could ask questions or make comments and the presenter could then navigate forward or back to the appropriate slide easily.
Perimeter E-Security: Will Facebook Get You Hired or Fired?Taylor Van Sickle
What is the impact of social media on your organization? Perimeter E-Security shares the impact that social media can have in the workplace. Learn more on http://www.perimeterusa.com
Presentatie Maatschappelijke stage voor schooljaar 2011. Wellicht biedt dit mogelijkheden voor maatschappelijk ondernemen. Als er iemand ideeën die in die richting gaan dan hoor ik het graag.
Daniela Papi - LSE Presentation on Social EntrepreneurshipDaniela Papi
An exploration of the characteristics of a business entrepreneurs usually refer to when clarifying their organization as a "social enterprise" and a look at some of the current issues facing the sector.
Презентация TWYM на iCOMference: как отправлять Яндекс.Деньги через Twitter?Яндекс.Деньги
Короткая презентация сервиса TWYM на iCOMference — команда разработчиков Яндекс.Денег показывает свой маленький проект и примеры его применения в реальной жизни. Попросите коллегу купить кофе через твиттер и тут же отправьте ему деньги; помогите благотворительному фонду добиться своих целей, нажав пару кнопок; покупайте книги в маленьких магазинах и возвращайте долги реплаями :)
Did you know that in 2014, 64% of the world's total internet traffic was through videos.
Check out how digital technology is impacting our lives today.
This was a presentation to 9th graders to help them explore how to take control of their online persona. Examples reach back in time and project into the future when things like augmented reality amplify the information we put online.
Colorado DHSEM: Understanding Social Media and Using it to Your AdvantageTrost, Micki
This presentation was delivered by the DHSEM Communications Specialist at the 2014 Colorado Safe Schools Summit. It discussing using social media to response and monitor in the school setting.
The Intersection of Social Media, HIPAA, and the WorkplacePolsinelli PC
Using Social Media in the workplace can enhance business operations by expanding communication, providing education, and improving services. Social Media, however, despite its advantages, can create potential risks to employees and employers. These risks are exacerbated in the healthcare space, as patient privacy concerns are paramount. This webinar will discuss social media and its appropriate use in the healthcare industry, navigate the interaction between freedom of speech, patient rights, and employment law, and provide information on how to draft and implement a workable and practical Social Media Policy
On our agenda:
-Social Media Statistics
-Benefits of Social Media in the Workplace
-Potential Patient Privacy and Security Social Media Pitfalls, including Real World Examples
-Employee Rights
-Adopting a Social Media Policy
Finding and engaging minority influencers on social mediaElon iMedia
Reach your whole potential audience. This white paper from Elon University's graduate program in Interactive Media describes best practices for reaching minority influencers on social media.
1. Users & Behaviors Abuses and Security of Social Media Sites Group: Kenie R. Moses - Rachel Sitarz - Scott Abney Purdue University Spring 2011 Social internet TECH621
2. Social Media Apps and Usage Users Behaviors: Beware of Media Apps Scott Abney
3. Social Media App Intro Apple App Store has over 300,000 apps Facebook is around 60,000 apps Twitter just passed over 50,000 apps 97% of social media users do not check apps or links for viruses
4. Apple App Store has over 100 millions users User info hacked due to knockoffs off applications (Weather HD app) Thuat Nguyen created 50 apps for app store, then charged up to $600 after hacking into over 400 iTunes accounts for furthering purchases on his other apps Storm 8 created apps for online games that misconstrued what users were downloading, purchases ranged from $150-$1400
5. Twitter Around 200 million users on Twitter Over 50% of tweets are sent from 3rd party applications Common app that is used for hacking claims to increase subscribers Security shield application
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7. November 2010, over 60,000 people clicked on the ePrivacy app to try to see who viewed their profile
10. What Can You Do???? Research applications before adding them Never give out any private information Check security settings on your social network www.facecrooks.com
11. Social Media Usage and Security Users Behaviors: How Secure Are You? Kenie R. Moses
12. Social Network Usage Nearly 20% of Internet users are tweeting on Twitter or using another service to share personal and business updates, or to see updates about others 66% of LinkedIn users are decision makers or have influence in the purchase decisions at their companies In 2011, 70+ Percent of Marketers Will Be Using Social Media
13. Social Network Usage Continued 54% percent of the companies studied have at least one Facebook Fan page 72% of companies plan to invest more in social networks 79% of the largest fortune 500 firms use Twitter, to communicate with customers or employees 80% of companies are planning to use social networks to find or attract candidates
14. Social Network Data Leakage 17% of US companies investigated the exposure of confidential information via a posting to a social networking sites 13% of US companies investigated the exposure of confidential, sensitive or private information via Twitter 54% of ClOs said their firms do not allow employees to visit social networking sites for any reason while at work.
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16. 46% of Facebook users feel there are security and privacy risks.
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18. Social Media Abuse and Misuse User Behaviors: Deviant Activities Rachel Sitarz
19. Introduction Pornography Internet trends Deviant behavior: Child Pornography (CP) usage Predatory behaviors Victimization of children
20. Pornography Usage Multi-billion dollar industry (Ferraro & Casey, 2005) $97 billion worldwide $13 billion in the US alone Every second, $3,075.64 is being spent 28,258 are viewing pornography every second 372 Internet users are typing adult search terms into search engines 39 minutes new pornography is made in US
21. Pornography Usage Continued Sex is the most searched topic, with one-third of all internet user visiting some form of sexually related site regularly Anonymity, cheap, easily accessed, avoid social embarrassment, instant gratification, easily hidden
22. Pornography Pages By Country Country Porn Pages: United States 244,661,900 Germany 10,030,200 United Kingdom 8,506,800 Australia 5,655,800 Japan 2,700,800 The Netherlands 1,883,800 Russia 1,080,600 Poland 1,049,600 Spain 852,800
23. Pornography Stats 40 million U.S. adults regularly visit Internet pornography 20% of men admit accessing pornography at work 70% of women keep their online activities secret 10% of adults admit to Internet sexual addition 17% of women admit to struggling with pornography addiction
24. Child Pornography Online Child pornography isn't new, it’s easier to access without as many social and legal risks Some statistics estimate that 1.5 million children have been and currently are being exploited Multi-billion dollar industry with estimated 100,000 child pornography websites “Golden Age of Child Pornography”
25. Child Pornography Continued Child pornography is one of the fastest growing businesses online Content is continually getting worse and more graphic 58% of CP websites are made in US
26. Online Predators 644,865 Registered Sex Offenders in the US (many unregistered) 80 % of offenders were explicit about their intentions with youth 73 % of online crimes, teens go to meet the offender on multiple occasions for multiple sexual encounters
28. Youth Victimization Approximately 1 in 6 youth online (10 to 17-years-old) received a sexual solicitation or approach over the Internet. 4% received an aggressive sexual solicitation – meeting, phone call, gifts 34% had an unwanted exposure to pornography 27% of the youth who encountered unwanted pornography told a parent or guardian Research indicates that 1 in 5 girls and 1 in 10 boys will be sexually victimized before adulthood