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This document provides tips on internet safety. It discusses creating a positive digital footprint, protecting privacy, protecting against identity theft, bullying, predators, and yourself. Some key tips include using strong and unique passwords, monitoring credit reports, not engaging with bullies online, and being cautious about what personal information you share.
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 Positive Digital 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 Digital Footprint 1
- 5. Tell a neighbor: What are you most proud of having produced or created that’s online?
- 6. Our digital footprint is the evidence of our online activities.
- 8. You want to leave positive digital footprints. Lost by Stephen Nicholas
- 9. The New Yorker, 3/22/2010
- 10. Protect Your Privacy 2
- 12. 1) Do not inadvertently reveal personal information online
- 13. Block cookies
- 15. 2) Keep a “clean” email account
- 17. 3) Realize that you may be monitored
- 19. 4) Do not reply to spammers, ever
- 21. 5) Be conscious of web security
- 22. Passwords
- 24. Use a different secure password for each site
- 25. • Make sure your password is as long as possible • Use as many different characters as possible • Do not use personal information • Do not use common words • Do not use passwords that are easy to spot while you are typing them in
- 26. Come up with a sentence that is easy to remember Use the first letter of each word, including the punctuation
- 27. Come up with a sentence that is easy to remember Tron was a complete waste of money! Use the first letter of each word, including the punctuation Twacwom!
- 28. Encryption
- 29. http:// https://
- 31. 6) Be conscious of security on shared computers
- 34. 7) Be conscious of home computer security
- 36. Protect Yourself from Identity Theft 3
- 37. Raise your hand: Has anyone that you know had their identity stolen?
- 38. IMG_4511 by John R Southern
- 39. To oM uc hC red it b yA nd re sR ue da
- 40. It’s not about cash ... To oM uc it’s about hC red it b yA nd debt re sR ue da
- 41. • Destroy private records 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
- 42. Protect Yourself from Bullies 4
- 44. First ...
- 45. First ... Change Begins Here by Trista Emlet
- 47. • 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
- 48. Why cyberbully?
- 49. What to do
- 50. • Don’t bully • Don’t reciprocate • Save evidence • Tell a trusted adult
- 51. King on the march to Montgomery by Eliel Johnson
- 52. “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
- 53. Protect Yourself from Predators 5
- 56. Emotionally vulnerable Seeking attention Seeking affection Seeking validation
- 57. Chatroulette
- 58. Protect Yourself from Yourself 6
- 59. Tell a neighbor: What is the least intelligent thing that you’ve seen someone put online?
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- 72. What to do?
- 73. • Remain alert • Keep a low profile • Trust your instincts
- 77. Be smart
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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
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- #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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- #35: Do NOT have your computer save passwords\n
- #36: More likely to be hit by lightening, or the victim of identity theft?\n750,000 new cases of identity fraud each year in the US\n
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- #38: 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?\n
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- #41: Most materials for identity theft are stolen from trash cans\n
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- #44: FIRST: Don’t be a bully\nMost bullies were victims\n
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- #46: do not SHARE passwords either\n
- #47: 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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- #57: In an interview with the Harvard admissions committee, what could you show them online?\n
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