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- - - - Ahmed Aziz Bechikh
        
        Cyberbullying
        
        Solutions
        
        2-Limit Personal Information That is Shared.
        
        Talk to People.
        
        Never Go Somewhere to Meet a Person You’ve Met Online.
        
        Do Not Post Pictures of Your Body Online.
        
        Be Respectful to Others.
        
        Never Give Out Your Password.
        
        Save Whatever Evidence You Have.
        
        Definitions
        
        Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place over digital devices like cell phones, computers, and tablets. Cyberbullying can occur through SMS, Text, and apps, or online in social media, forums, or gaming where people can view, participate in, or share content. Cyberbullying includes sending, posting
- - - - . Sharing files via email
      - Using consumer-grade cloud solutions
      - Peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing
      - Using flash drives
      - . Lack of visibility
    - - Keep Personal Information Professional and Limited
      - Keep Your Privacy Settings On
      - Practice Safe Browsing
      - Make Sure Your Internet Connection is Secure
      - Be Careful What You Download
      - Choose Strong Passwords
      - Make Online Purchases From Secure Sites
      - Be Careful What You Post
      - Keep Your Antivirus Program Up To Date
      - Be Careful Who You Meet Online
    - - Private file sharing is the process of sharing one or more files with other users or computers anonymously or privately over a network or the Internet.
        It is used as a means to transfer computer files securely without being visible to anyone except the file sender, receiver and/or the underlying network.
- - - - Computer virus protection
        
        • Click on buttons in pop-up windows
        
        • Ignore security warnings from Windows or antivirus software
        
        • Click on every link you see
        
        • Install free software without checking if it's reliable
        
        • Use pirated software
        
        • Don't use antivirus software
        
        • Ignore Windows and software updates
        
        • Don't use a firewall
        
        Computer virus prevention tips
        
        • Keep your operating system and software always up-to-date
        
        • Use a firewall
        
        • Use antivirus software
        
        • Don't ignore security warnings from your antivirus software
        
        • Don't install and use pirated software
        
        • If you don't use Java, then remove or disable it
        
        • Don't click on OK, Yes or Run when a pop-up window appears and ask you to install unknown software.
        
        • Always download software from the official link or from a trusted website
        
        • Don't click on a link (in emails or web pages) if you don't trust it.
        
        • Use a secure and safe web browser like Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox and keep it updated
        
        • When installing software, always read everything clearly before clicking Next, OK, Install, Continue, etc.
      - Definition
        
        Viruses
        
        A computer virus is a type of malicious code or program written to alter the way a computer operates and is designed to spread from one computer to another. A virus operates by inserting or attaching itself to a legitimate program or document that supports macros in order to execute its code
        
        Malware
        
        Malware is any software intentionally designed to cause damage to a computer.Malware does the damage after it is implanted or introduced in some way into a target’s computer and can take the form of executable code, scripts, active content, and other software.
      - Types
        
        Type of virus
        
        Macro virus
        
        Multipartite virus
        
        File infector virus
        
        Polymorphic virus
        
        Direct action virus
        
        Resident virus
        
        Browser hijacker
        
        Web scripting virus
        
        Boot sector virus
        
        Types of malware
        
        Bot
        
        Bug
        
        Ransomware
        
        Rootkit
        
        Spyware
        
        Trojan Horse
        
        Virus
        
        Worm
        
        Adware
- - - - Anti-viruses and firewalls
      - Anti-phishing toolbar
      - Browser updates
    - - Basically an internet scam
      - Losses caused by phishing can go up to 5 billion dollars annually
      - Phishers usually disguise as a trusted entity, like a bank
    - - Phishing is an attempt to obtain personal and sensitive information, like usernames, passwords and credit card info.
- - - - • Not be able to open a bank account
      - • Get a scarred credit history
      - You could be implicated in a crime that you were not involved in and could have to deal with the ramifications.
      - • You may have trouble obtaining your prescriptions due to another person getting prescriptions under your name.
      - • Medical mistakes could be made because of misinformation connected to your name.
    - - online identity theft happens when someone steals your personal information(name, Social Security number, credit card information, etc.) for financial gain and other highly illegal purposes.
    - - • Ignore, delete and report (as spam) suspicious emails that ask for your banking
      - • Create a strong password and change it frequently
      - don't use the same password for all your social media accounts.
      - • Run computer scans frequently to make sure your PC is free of all malware
      - • Limit your online shopping to secure websites only