INternet Safety

Personal Safety

• Antivirus is a program that helps detect and eliminates harmful software.
• You can tell there is malware by the speed and ads on your computer.
• Malware is spread by social media mostly.
• You can protect yourself by having a antivirus software and updating.
• Identity theift is when you steal somebodies identity and pretend.

Personal Safety

• Identity theft can be prevented by keeping essentail documents safe.
• Your trash is their treasire.
• Keep your social security number a secret.

Cyber Predators

• A cyber predators is a adult takes advantage
• Grooming is what a cyber predators goal is
• When they groom you, they can manipulate you
• They ask simple questions to start a conversation
• The main prey is teenagers, guys specifically ages 14 and older. 

cyber predators

• Stay clear of strangers on the internet.
• If somebody is harassing you, block them.

Cyber Security

• Cyber Security focuses on protecting computers from unintended destruction
• Malware is software intended to damage computers or take control partially
• Worms- copy themselves from machine to machine
• Viruses- self replicating codes planted illegally in a computer
• Trojan Horse- is a type of malware found after a successful virus attack. 

CYBER SECURITY

• A virus can be detected by anti-virus software.
• Malware can be detected by a anti-virus as well, but fixed with different.
• Most of thes are spread by e-mail.
• Some can get pasted amti-virus software.

Cyber bullying

• Cyber bulling is the act of bullying on the internet.
• Mostly kids bully to hurt someone else.
• Some people create a fake account.
• Bullying can happen mostly on social sites.
• Some kids post embarrassing things about the victim.

cyber bullying

• Cyber bullying can be off the internet as well.
• Some cyber bullies are personally connected to the victim.
• Any type of online harassment can be considered cyber bullying.

Intellectual Property

• Intellectual Property is creations of the mind.
• Copyright-form of protection. Covers both published and unpublished works.
• Plagiarism- when you copy, word for word, and taking full credit. 
• P2P- peer-to-peer network created where two or more PCs are connected. 
• Piracy occurs mainly in teenagers when they download music for free.