The Internet has Evolved...
Back then, the rules are simple..
Install your anti-virus,
Don’t click on anything sketchy,
don’t open random downloaded files.
As the learning moves online, it opens up a window of opportunity..
From minor mischief to stolen identities, information leaks, randomware etc.
[Covid19 / WFH Edition]
The Complete Guide To Hackproofing:
Online Safety & Precaution
For Teachers And Students
Moving from offline to online is exhausting.
Learning how to properly use tools with security in mind is exhausting.
Content endorsed & Reviewed by:
Lazar Bulatovic
Cybersecurity / Web Application
Penetration Tester
But if you don’t take any preventive measures,
you may end up to be a victim in the news for a day or 2..
this guide works for anyone.
Basic security measures are universal.
What's At Risk?
I made a quick google search,
and found tons of headliners in
a couple minutes.
And these are just the ones
being reported on Google News!
- Location leaked
- Threats made
- Zoom call hacked
- Exposing Explicit photos
- Ransomware
- DDoS
Are There Implications?
It always feel like a hassle,
till it's your turn in the ditch.
Being hacked,
can quite literally cost you.
Financially, Mentally & Emotionally.
You are at risk of..
- Identity Fraud
- Catfishing / Impersonation
- Doxxing
- Lost of funds
- Personal photos/Info Leaked
- Blackmail
And if doesn’t just stop there..
Table of Contents
Risk Index: What to look out for?
The WFH situation has enabled more vulnerability/points of attack.
From password, folders & open access chat groups and more.
Things like repeated passwords, downloading files from unknown sources for work as well as phishing.
Here are some resources we recommend!
Younger crowd are more easily influenced by false flags,
where the older crowd will tend to fall for phishing attempts etc.