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18 Cards in this Set
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Avatar
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A virtual representation of your self.
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Browser Hijacking
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Occurs when malware or spyware replaces your browser's home page with it's own in order to force more hits to a particular website.
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Chats
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Live, online conversations you can chat with people in a chat room or by using an instant messaging service.
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Clickjaking
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A technique that tricks users into clicking on a malicious (bad) link by adding the link to a transparent layer over what appears to be a legitimate webpage.
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Cyber Bullying
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Intimidation that occurs online, often through instant messaging, text, email, or social networks. |
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Cyber-stalking |
Any kind of harassment or threatening behavior that occurs online. |
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Dooced |
If someone loses their job because of something they posted on a blog or social networking site. |
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Flamebait |
A comment posted by someone trying to provoke a flame (argument), or an angry response. |
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Flame War |
A heated argument in a social media outlet such as a web form intentionally insulting comments and personal attacks become a focus of conversation. |
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Hoax |
An email chain letter. |
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Malware |
A malicious software that is designed to damage your computer or steal your personal information. |
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Meme |
Something that has gone viral, or spread rapidly around he internet, such as a catchphrase, hoax, or any piece of media. |
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Mousetrapping |
A technique used that keeps visitors from leaving a website by locking them into a window, opening multiple windows on the desktop, or relaunching their website that cant be closed. |
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Obscenity |
Contains a lot of content that you don't want. |
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Pharming |
A technique used to redirect a legitimate website's traffic to another illegitimate website in order to gain access to a user's personal information. |
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Phishing |
Type of scam where the scammer tries to trick you into revealing your personal information. |
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Piracy |
Refers to illegally sharing copyrighted materials. |
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Posts |
Content that people publish on websites involving social media, |
