Web Security and Regulations Unit 23. Assessment Objective One Research and describe current and past security risks.

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Web Security and Regulations Unit 23

Assessment Objective One Research and describe current and past security risks

Pass Candidates research and provide a basic description, supported with few examples, of: three security breaches, two examples of fraudulent use of ecommunications, one hazard through site overload and two examples of hardware or software being contaminated or ruined through e-communications. They describe, in basic terms, the vulnerability of WLANs (wireless local area networks).

Merit Candidates research and provide a detailed description, supported with appropriate examples, of: three security breaches, two examples of fraudulent use of ecommunications, two hazards through site overload and two examples of hardware or software being contaminated or ruined through e-communications. They clearly describe the vulnerability of WLANs.

Distinction Candidates research and provide a comprehensive description, supported with a variety of well chosen examples, of: three security breaches, two examples of fraudulent use of e- communications, two hazards through site overload and two examples of hardware or software being contaminated or ruined through e-communications. They evaluate the vulnerability of WLANs.

Three Security Breaches House Analogy Three Teams Three Questions Three Minutes How is your house protected How are your belongings protected What is the worst case scenario is your house security is breached

School Security

Security Not just hacking! Gaining information through any means

Three Famous Breaches! Labour Party Photo Gallery Data Leak from a University Careers site USA theft of credit card details from an eCommerce enterprise

Other Breaches

Merit Candidates research and provide a detailed description, supported with appropriate examples, of: three security breaches, two examples of fraudulent use of ecommunications, two hazards through site overload and two examples of hardware or software being contaminated or ruined through e-communications. They clearly describe the vulnerability of WLANs.

Fraudulent use of E- Communications Scams are the most common The “Nigerian Scam” is the most common

Fraudulent use of E- Communications Phishing Scams NbGdU

Outcomes Two Scams – How they worked – The outcomes – How it could have been stopped – Why are these two noticeable – Quote sources – Start of Thursdays lesson.

Task Three One hazard through site overload (DoS Attacks) Two examples of hardware or software being contaminated or ruined through e-communications.

Homework They clearly describe the vulnerability of WLANs.

Submission Work due in at the start of Mondays Lesson