Windows 7 Comic Album: Protecting Internet Privacy (2)

"This site is a friend of mine, it is safe!"

"I know all the way, personal information will be read, it doesn't matter!"

...... Many children's shoes have a class of ideas, and thus ignore the many privacy settings that the website itself provides us. In fact, these settings can help us resist many dangers!

Social Network Privacy Security Settings

Many social networking sites provide privacy security settings and related security tips, such as homepage access, to protect user privacy. Multi-angle protection such as permissions, component access rights, comment function permissions, password setting strength, etc.

Rule 2: People don't leave a name

No matter what social networking site you use, the first step is to log in with your username and password, which is why it is easy to expose your privacy. Usually Browser
For the convenience of use, reducing the repeated input will automatically save the user name, even the password, which was once logged in, but it is too dangerous in public places, what should I do? clear! ! !

Privacy mode, no trace on the Internet

We can clear the CookieIE and password in time after each login. Is it too troublesome to clear each time? You can also use the more thorough IE
8 InPrivte private browsing mode, just click on IE8 in the upper right corner Security>>Inprivate browsing to start, after startup, username, password, history, temporary file ... does not leave any traces at all, no need to delete more safe and secure.

Rule 3: Net is not finished

False system message mail, reposted last attached more reposts, friends' offline sharing messages... The rich interaction of social networking sites has given hackers more Many opportunities, they spread the net, deep mining, use the various loopholes in the webpage, send a link with malicious code, defraud us to log in to view the message, and then steal our personal information, which is the legendary "XSS cross-domain Script attack."

Professional Tools for Special Attacks

For professional use, you should use professional tools. IE8 will enable XSS filters by default to help you effectively resist various A more subtle cross-domain scripting attack that automatically helps you block malicious code from URLs and let you browse to authentic websites.

Rule 4: Curiosity kills the cat

"The American drama is actually shot like this?!"

"Dining at the restaurant, see an amazing scene!! (With pictures) "

"There is a picture of the truth, the genital martial arts of sexy beauty"

......Immediately go in and see what? ! NONONO! Don't let your curiosity fall into the trap of hackers!

Wipe your eyes and see the URL

Many hackers use similar URLs to entice us to click on the link, to trick us into entering the username and password, so when you see the repost link Be sure to keep your eyes open. If you use IE8 with its "Domain Highlight" to help you parse the various computer languages ​​in the URL, highlight the real domain name and see where it is.

Rule 5: Friends are easy to find, accounts are hard to find

Social networking sites have powerful ability to find friends, MSN
friends, mailbox contacts, outlook contacts ...you only need to enter the account password of these communication tools, and all the friends on this website can be found, but because we submit more personal information, it brings more unknown risks.

Change passwords in time, the account is safer

After we enter various account information, import and query friends, we must modify these related communications at the first time. Software
, the password of the mailbox, does not leave any chance for the hacker.