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1. What are some different types of phishing? How can you protect yourself from phishing attempts such as Vishing, SMSIng, Phishing, etc . . ? What are the signs of phishing attempts? How can you tell if a link is fake? Provide a real-world example of measures you can take to protect yourself.
2. How does the Great Firewall work? China takes internet censorship to the next level. Its comprehensive protection policies gave the system the nickname Great Firewall of China. Provide a real-world example of how firewalls can be used. You can show it being used positively or negatively-your choice.
3. How does a VPN work? How does it protect you? How do 14 eyes affect VPN usage? Are there pros and cons to a VPN? what is GPS spoofing? Do all VPNs give that protection? Does using a VPN mean you are completely anonymous? How do Tor and onion routing work? Provide a real-world example of how you can utilize a VPN.
4. What makes up the mechanics of password protection? Passwords protect our sensitive information to ensure confidentiality. What a user and developer need to keep in mind when handling passwords? What makes a strong password? Provide a real-world example of how we can create stronger passwords.
5. What types of social engineering should we be aware of? In layman's terms, social engineering (human hacking) is hacking without code. How do they obtain the information? How can we protect ourselves from being a victim of social engineering? Provide a real-world example of how an attack could happen.
6. How do these big tech companies keep us hooked and track our data? What do they do will all the information they've obtained from us? I recommend watching a Netflix movie called The Social Dilemma (2020). Provide a real-world example of how our data can be used for personalization.
7. How does a SQL injection attack unfold? Provide a real-world example.
8. What are some steps to take control back of your privacy (digital life)? What can you do to protect yourself and your family members? Should you be more cautious of the information you put out there? Could this information be farmed to be used in a social engineering attack? Provide a real-world example of how sharing too much information could be dangerous.