Chapter 8: Safety and Security
Physical safety issues
Spilling drinks
Trailing cables
Electrical overload
E-safety
Illegal or inappropriate content
Contact
Inappropriate contact with adults
Bullying
Financial risks
Copyright issues
Plagiarism
Inappropriate images
Social network software
Keep personal data to yourself
Social media
Cyperbullying
Eploit or abuse others
Slander
Identity theft
Think twice before doing anything on social media
Security tab (internet browser)
Cookies
Do not track
InPrivate browsing
Location
Pop-up blocker
Tracking protection
Identity theft
Malware
Botnets
Hacking
Gaming
Cyberbullying
Mischief
Unlawful profit
Hacking
Loss of data
Delete or change files
Decreased privacy
Malicious damage
Use authentication to avoid getting hacked
Keep a copy of your files
Use different passwords
Biometric data
Physiological data (person's body)
Behavioural data (voice pattern, handwriting)
Digital certificate
Online handwritten signature and sealed envelope
Public and private key
name, email address, serial number, expiration date, public key, digital signature
SSL - Secure Sockets Layer
Phising
Obtain sensitive information
Pharming
Hacker installs malicious program on computer or server
Vising, Smishing
Other safety issues
Email spam
Computer viruses
Fraud when paying online
The cloud
Where data is stored in a centralised place on the internet