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Module 3: Protecting Yourself from Yourself
Module 3: Protecting Yourself from Yourself
Curriculum
3 Sections
25 Lessons
10 Weeks
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Securing Your Accounts
6
1.1
Realizing You’re a Target
1.2
Securing Your External Accounts
1.3
Securing Data Associated with User Accounts
1.4
Securing Data with Parties You’ve Interacted With
1.5
Securing Data at Parties You Haven’t Interacted With
1.6
Securing Data by Not Connecting Hardware with Unknown Pedigrees
Passwords
10
2.1
Passwords: The Primary Form of Authentication
2.2
Avoiding Simplistic Passwords
2.3
Password Considerations
2.4
Creating Memorable, Strong Passwords
2.5
Knowing When to Change Passwords
2.6
Changing Passwords after a Breach
2.7
Providing Passwords to Humans
2.8
Storing Passwords
2.9
Transmitting Passwords
2.10
Discovering Alternatives to Passwords
Preventing Social Engineering Attacks
9
3.1
Don’t Trust Technology More than You Would People
3.2
Types of Social Engineering Attacks
3.3
Six Principles Social Engineers Exploit
3.4
Don’t Overshare on Social Media
3.5
Leaking Data by Sharing Information as Part of Viral Trends
3.6
Identifying Fake Social Media Connections
3.7
Using Bogus Information
3.8
Using Security Software
3.9
General Cyberhygiene Can Help Prevent Social Engineering
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