Cybersecurity 2: Automated Attacks

Cybersecurity 2: Automated Attacks

Now, you will learn about social engineering attacks in which attackers try to steal your data. In this step, you will be introduced to Phishing, Pharming, Name Generator and Bot attacks. Social engineering is the name given to the type of attack that tricks you into sharing valuable personal data. There are many different types of social engineering attack. In this step, you will learn about four of the most common methods of an automated attacks.

Cybersecurity 3: Interactive attacks

Cybersecurity 3: Interactive attacks

Interactive Attacks: Whereas the examples in the previous talk were about using computers as a delivery mechanism for malware programmes and emails that spread viruses, here we are turning our attention to data attacks that are more precisely targeted, whereby the attacker seeks to focus on one target in a more personal way.

Cybersecurity 4: Effective protection

Cybersecurity 4: Effective protection

Effective protection: We carry with us a phone, which connect automatically to the Internet, the Web and with it, all of its inherent global opportunities for misuse. Your safety is secure as long as you understand the issues and have the appropriate protections inbuilt. So let's discuss arguably the most present danger for young people - their phones.

Difficult Conversations

Difficult Conversations

It’s never nice to be in a situation that’s unpleasant. We all have a natural desire to avoid such occasions, but unfortunately, there are times when we have to tough it out. We’ll all have arguments, all have feelings of regret and guilt. All of us will go through these difficult moments, but it’s what you do in these moments that can really change everything.

Empowerment & Entitlement

Empowerment & Entitlement

Empowerment and entitlement are often seen as two different factors of success. The main difference between these factors is how they are achieved. Empowerment is success from gaining approval from others via changes made personally in order to gain political, social or economic power. Entitlement is the right to have that same power without it being gained through work or experiences.

English Fluency

English Fluency

English is a very old language – around 1,400 years old to be precise. Being Germanic in origin, it’s been changed, influenced, adapted and switched every year since, and it continues to do this even today. To speak a language fluently, means to speak it without difficulty, without thinking and pausing a lot, and being able to easily and frequently understand what is being said to you.