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Safe Computing Practices

Why would anyone want to hack me? 1 Krebs, Brian - “The Scrap Value of a Hacked PC, Revisited”, 12 Oct 2012,

Why would anyone want to hack me? - Online Card Shops “... the site is offering a pack of 1,245 cards stolen two months ago from stores in Massachusetts and Connecticut for the bargain price of USD $10,500.” 2 Krebs, Brian, “Peek Inside a Professional Carding Shop”, 14 Jun 2014,

Phishing Example 1 3

Phishing Example 1 - Red Flags 4

Phishing Example 2 5 s sent from a account!

Phishing Example 3 6

Phishing Example 4 - Malicious Attachment 7

Malicious Downloads when-downloading-free-software/

Malicious Add-Ons and Plugins when-downloading-free-software/

Please don’t share passwords 10

There’s no such thing as a free lunch USB storage key 11

Data Classification – What to Collect and How 12 ● ●

Resources on Information Security Policies: Privacy Policy =Confidentiality of Data Network Monitoring Policy = Protection of College Technology Resources Technical Incident Response Policy = Response to Information Security Events Data Classification Policy = Defines Data Types Red Flags Policy = Identity Theft Protection Not presently in hand book PCI Policy = Payment Card Data Handling Web Sites: Middlebury’s Information Security Phishing Information Protect Yourself On-line Parents Resource for Kids On-line Best Practices for Home and Work Best_Practices_Datasheets.pdf

Discussion and Links Please share your thoughts! Information Security Resources: Report Information Security Events To: