Internet Safety Vocabulary

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Internet Safety Vocabulary www.ESLAmerica.US The English language website where everything has sound!

Internet (noun): a computer system that allows millions of users around the world to communicate and exchange information

online (adjective): connected to others through the Internet; available through the Internet

communicate (verb): to exchange information, thoughts or feelings with other people

email (noun): a system that allows you to send and receive messages by computer You do not need to be on the computer at the same time.

instant messaging (IM) & chat: a type of service available on the Internet that allows you to quickly exchange written messages with people that you know Both people must be on the Internet at the same time.

social networking: a website where one connects with those sharing personal  or  professional  interests. Users create profiles that may include information about themselves and pictures Example: Facebook

e-commerce: “electronic commerce” The activity of buying and selling goods and services and doing other business activities using a computer and the Internet Examples include buying movie tickets

online auction: a type of website in which you can sell things to the person who offers you the highest price. Example: eBay

classified ad: a small advertisement you put on a website to buy or sell something Example: Craig’s List

information: facts or details that tell you about a situation, person, event, etc.

search engine: computer program to help find information on the Internet. Examples: Google, Firefox, Safari

website: a place on the Internet where you can find information

online dating: using the Internet to meet people, arrange meetings and find romance Example: Match.com or eHarmony.com

download: to move information or programs from the Internet to your local computer (e.g. music, movies, games, software)

cyberbullying: when the internet, cell phones or other devices are used to send or post text or images intended to hurt or embarrass another person

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fraud: misrepresentation of facts that causes loss to someone else

identity theft: any crime in which someone steals personal information about and belonging to another person

phishing scam: pretending to be a trustworthy person or business to get sensitive information such as passwords and credit card information

malware: stands for “malicious software” and is designed to harm or secretly access a computer without the owner’s informed permission (viruses, worms, spyware…)

sexual predator: a person who habitually seeks out sexual situations that exploit innocent people like children

spam: email messages that a computer user has not asked for and does not want to read

spyware: computer software that secretly records information about which websites you visit and is used by advertising companies that try to sell you something

worm: a type of computer virus that can make copies of itself and destroy information on computers that are connected to each other

virus: a set of instructions secretly put into a computer, usually spread through emails, which can destroy information stored on a computer

risk: possibility that something bad, unpleasant or dangerous could happen

precaution: something you do in order to prevent something dangerous or unpleasant from happening

tip: helpful piece of advice

username: a word used to identify a person using a computer or program

password: a secret group of letters or numbers that you must type into a computer be fore you can use a system or program

personal information: facts or details about you, such as your birth date, phone, address, account numbers, passwords, etc.

The English language website where everything has sound. The End www.ESLAmerica.US The English language website where everything has sound.