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    trends. People are also able to use social media to find romance, a new job, product referrals, sharing like-minded beliefs and accessing news in real time. Some disadvantages of social media can by cyber bullying, invasion of privacy, fraud and identity theft. According to "Advantages and Disadvantages of Social Networking" (n.d.), “Cyberbullying can happen 24 hours a day, every day of the

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    the service. If the attacks continue or get physical in nature, delete your email or social media account completely and contact the police. Another danger associated with the Internet and one which has personally affected my family and me is identity theft and personal accounts and information being compromised

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    Imagine a world where everyone’s privacy was honored, there would be absolutely no screenshots sent out regarding another person’s private information, no celebrity hacks or stealing their information for the latest magazine article, and no identity theft of any kind. Now think about how people could gain all of this freedom? We would have to stop letting ourselves fall victim to something much bigger than what we think and how badly things could go if some of our information ends up in the wrong

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    Because of this phishing attack, those that were affected were offered one free year of credit monitoring and identity protection services (Goldman, 2016). According to KnowBe4.com 91 percent of successful data breaches begin with a spear-phishing attack (“Did you know,” n.d). The resources utilized by IT departments at universities are not fully protected from

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    Even when out with friends instead of being at home on a cell phone or IPad, there is still an excessive amount of time spent on phones instead with the other individual. How often are there couples out to eat and they are both scrolling through their phones instead of talking? How often are there groups of friends hanging out together and half of them are on their phones? This practice of using the phone in public and ignoring other individuals is now known as “phubbing,” or phone snubbing (Beck

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    Data breach is a topic that plagues the daily news and whether it presents itself in the form of a large company security breach or a case of identity theft in town, people are aware of their surroundings and are cognizant of the danger that hackers pose. Thus, when we are doing things like creating a new account with a website online, we are actively choosing to ignore the potential risks that surround

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    networks through the Internet; therefore, attacking the very foundations of our modern information society is very easy. Cyber crime can involve credit card theft, computer viruses, cyberstalking, cyberterrorism, cyber-pornography, Denial of Service attacks, Distributive-Denial of Service Attacks, hacktivism (hacking activism), identity theft, malware, and spam. Law enforcement officials have struggled to keep pace with cyber criminals, who cost the global economy billions annually. Police are attempting

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    This paper explores seven references that report the results from research conducted on-line regarding the 2013 Target breach. According to the website “Timeline of Target 's Data Breach And Aftermath: How Cybertheft Snowballed For The Giant Retailer” (2015), the breach occurred November and December 2013 in which customers who shopped at Target locations credit and debit cards were breached and their personal information was exposed. Upon their investigation, it was determined their point of sale

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    ABSTRACT This paper explores seven references that report the results from research conducted on-line regarding the 2013 Target breach. According to the website “Timeline of Target 's Data Breach And Aftermath: How Cybertheft Snowballed For The Giant Retailer” (2015), the breach occurred November and December 2013 in which customers who shopped at Target locations credit and debit cards were breached and their personal information was exposed. Upon their investigation, it was determined their point

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    provide current, unexpired evidence of identity in your legal name. Your legal name will be shown on the Social Security card. Generally, we prefer to see documents issued in the U.S. Documents you submit to establish identity must show your legal name AND provide biographical information (your date of birth, age, or parents' names) and/or physical information (photograph, or physical description - height, eye and hair color, etc.). If you send a photo identity document but do not appear in person

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