Do you ever wonder while you online shop, or travel abroad for summer holidays just HOW safe you are and HOW protected your important private online data is?
According to USAtoday.com, the FBI has just issued a warning for travelers, since recently hackers have tried to hack into their hotel room connections via pop up windows.
“The FBI recommends that all government, private industry and academic personnel who travel abroad take extra caution before updating software products on their hotel Internet connection.”
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Cybercrime in Canada is not a quiet issue, the incidents are on the rise, and the attacks are skyrocketing. Canadian servers are being hacked, and at a rapid rate! Canada’s spike in hacker attacks, is part of a worldwide trend, wheras malicious content was typically hosted in Eastern Europe, now criminals focus on Canada, US and France.
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Private Data aside, do you know where your money is going online? Internet crime is costing consumers $500 million dollars due to online scams, according to Inverstors.com.
“There is always some spectacular dollar loss tied to cyberfraud; it is a big problem and it’s happening more frequently than ever,” he said. “It just follows the trends in online digital life — more commerce, financial services, banking is all moving online and the fraud moves with it.”
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A supreme court will hear the case of a teenage girl from Nova Scotia, Canada, who claims she was cyberbullied on Facebook.
A growing problem, in Canada 19% of youth are being cyber bullied. The impacts on victims of cyberbullying tend to be stronger than traditional bullying,” Canada.com,” …and can include depressive symptoms, anxiety, social isolation and substance abuse.”
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