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a virtual representation of yourself |
avatar |
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occurs when malware or spyware replaces your browsers home page with its own in order to force more hits to a more particular website |
browser hyjacking |
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are live, online conversations. you can use an instant message service |
chats |
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is a technique that tricks users into clicking on a malicious link by adding the link to a transparent layer over what appears to be a good website |
clickjacking |
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bullying that occurs online, often through instant messaging , text message, email, or social networks |
cyber bullying |
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any kind of harassment or threatening behavior that occurs online |
cyber stalking |
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if someone looses their job because of something they posted on a blog or social networking site |
dooced |
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every 5 strokes count as a word. therefore a 40 stroke line equals 8 words. two 40 stroke lines equal 16 words |
figuring speed |
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a comment posted by someone trying to provoke an argument or an angry response |
flamebait |
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is a heated argument in a social media outlet, in which intentionally insulting comments and personal attacks become a focus of conversation |
flame war |
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is an email chain letter |
hoax |
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a bad software that is designed to damage your computer or personal info |
malware |
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something that has gone viral or spread rapidly around the internet such as a catch phrase |
meme |
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a technique that keeps visitors from leaving a website by locking them into a computer |
mousetrapping |
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contains a lot of content that you probably don't want kids to see, including porn, violent content or vulgar language |
obscenity |
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a technique used to redirect a legitimate websites traffic to a illegitimate website in order to gain access to a users personal info |
pharming |
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type of scam where the scammer tries to trick u into revealing your personal info |
phishing |
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refers to illegally sharing copyrighted material |
piracy |
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content that people publish on websites involving social media , such as blogs, newsgroups, and forums |
posts |
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called a username, a virtual name that is used to identify users of a website where social media is a component, can be real name or pseudonym |
screen name |
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a fake identity that someone creates and uses to deceive others for some kind of personal gain |
sockpuppet |
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is unsolicited email or junk, much of which contains money spams or sexual content |
spam |
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type of malware |
spyware |
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malware that appears to be good or desirable |
trojan horse |
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person who posts comments just to get a rise out of people and cause a distraction |
troll |
