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PHISHING & MALWARE By Bailey Hoover September 2, 2010
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WHAT ARE THESE? Phishing: frauds send spam for personal information Phishing Malware: viruses/spyware to steal personal information Malware
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PHISHING HEADINGS How to Avoid Phishing How to Avoid Phishing If You Think You Have Phishing If You Think You Have Phishing How to Report It How to Report It
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MALWARE HEADINGS How to Avoid Malware How to Avoid Malware If You Think You Have Malware If You Think You Have Malware How to Report It How to Report It
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HOW TO AVOID PHISHING Don’t reply email message asking for information Use anti-virus & anti-spyware software Don’t email personal information
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HOW TO AVOID PHISHING (Cont.) Review credit cards/ bank statements Be cautious opening email attachments Forward phishing emails to spam@uce.gov spam@uce.gov
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IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE PHISHING... Area codes mislead: uses Voice Over Internet Protocol Technology Update anti-spyware, anti-virus, firewalls File complaints www.ftc.govwww.ftc.gov
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HOW TO REPORT IT Forward phishing emails: spam@uce.govspam@uce.gov File complaints: www.ftc.gov/idtheftwww.ftc.gov/idtheft Other phishing emails: reportphishing@ antiphishing.org
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HOW TO AVOID MALWARE Don’t click links that are unknown Don’t download/install software that are unknown Talk about safe computing
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IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE MALWARE... Stop shopping/banking involving user names/passwords Confirm a security software Scan your software once up-to-date Run a second anti-virus/anti-spyware program
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HOW TO REPORT IT File a complaint with the FTC: www.ftc.gov/idtheft www.ftc.gov/idtheft
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CHECK OUT YOUR COMPUTER! If you even suspect something on your computer, seek professional help!
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WORKS CITED OnGuard. ‘Phishing,’ September 2009 OnGuard. ‘Malware,’ September 2009
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