Cybersafety

Everyone is responsible for their own safety and the safety of others when online.

You should give out your internet password to your best friend.

You should not tell your parents if you come across any information that:

Which of these are common ways cyber criminals compromise your computer:

Which of the following should you give out online:

A computer program written to enter your computer to damage your files or data.

A program installed without your permission to collect information and track browsing history.

It's never OK to bully someone on social media

When unplugging a computer from the wall outlet, the safest way is to:

When one student threatens another student thru emails or web sites.

A web address that begins with http is better than https

Bullying that takes place using technology:

Keeping your wrists bent while keying data can damage nerves & bloodvessels, a condition called

A computer virus is a disease you get when you work with computers.

Cyberstalk or cyberbullying refers to:

Some advertisers email unsolicited ads to email users in a practice known as:

A messy workstation is an eyesore, and is a potential safety hazard.

Copying is defined as the use of someone elses'

It is important to be cybersafe because:

If you have a great password, you should keep it forever.

You can get malware from things like:

You should have a different password for each online account

Deceiving individuals to gain private or personal information is called