HACKER’STARGET?
ARE YOU A

Youhavea69%chanceof fallingvictimtocybercrime inyourlifetime That’salmost3outof4people incountriesaroundtheworld
69%

57MILLIONAMERICANS receivescamemailsayear 1OUTOF3 hacksoriginated intheUSA
47%OFIDENTITYTHEFTS areperpetratedbysomeone thevictimknew $8.9MILLION thecostofcybercrimeper businessintheU.S.in2012

HOW DO HACKERS GET YOUR
INFORMATION? sortthroughyourpersonal computerortrash60% hackorscam youwhileonline25% stealyour wallet15% clickona spamlink19% disclosefinancial informationbyaccident3% THOSE WHO GET THEIR INFORMATION STOLEN

TACTICSFORHACKINGUSERACCOUNTSONLINE BAITING someone gives you
a usb drive or other electronic media that is preloaded with malware. Plug it into your computer and you’ve given them the backdoor to your personal information! CLICKJACKING concealing hyperlinks beneath legitimate clickable content which, when clicked, gets you to download malware or perform actions CROSS-SITESCRIPTING malicious code is injected into a website you trust DOXING publicly releasing a person's sensitive, identifying information, typically retrieved from social networking site profiles

SOCIALENGINEERING strategic use of conversation
to extract information from people without giving them the feeling they are being interrogated PHARMING redirecting users from legitimate websites to fraudulent ones for the purpose of extracting confidential data PHISHING usually an email that looks like it is from a legitimate organization or person, but actually contains a link or file with malware SPOOFING deceiving computers or users by hiding or faking one's identity. Email spoofing utilizes a fake email address or simulates a genuine email address TACTICSFORHACKINGUSERACCOUNTSONLINE(CONTINUED)

HOW MANY ACCOUNTS HAVE BEEN
COMPROMISED IN SINGLE ATTACKS 100,000,000 NETFLIX 18,000,000 WORDPRESS 6,500,000 LINKEDIN 1,500,000 VISA&MASTERCARD 600,000 DAILY FACEBOOK 450,000 YAHOO 250,000 TWITTER 120,000 UNIVERSITIES 24,000,000 ZAPPOS

THEMOSTTARGETEDWEBSITESFORHACKERS Twitter Facebook Retail MediaTech
Ecommerce InternetServiceProvider SearchEngines LawEnforcement Government Political Financial 1.FLORIDA 2.ARIZONA 3.CALIFORNIA TOPSTATESINTHEUSTHAT AREVICTIMSOFCYBERCRIME 1.CHINA 2.BRAZIL/INDIA 3.USA TOPCOUNTRIESTHATARE VICTIMSOFCYBERCRIME

usealockorpasswordfor yourcomputerandphones keepyourpasswordsatleast8 characterslongandavoidusing wordsfoundinadictionary
addoneuppercaseletterandasymbol toyourpassword—itwilltakehackers 200yearstocrackitvs.2hoursifyou usealllowercaseletters logoutofyouraccounts andclosebrowserwindows LogOut gopaperless—paperbank statementsare8xmorelikelytobe stolenthanpaperlessstatements TIPS TO INCREASE YOUR SECURITY whenyoureceiveemailsfromyour bank,godirectlytotheirwebsite—don't clickonanylinksintheemail

SOURCES: http://mashable.com/2012/06/06/6-5-million-linkedin-passwords http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/12/tech/web/yahoo-users-hacked http://www.symantec.com/about/news/release/article.jsp?prid=20110907_02 https://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/counterintelligence/internet-social-networking-risks
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-505124_162-57359700/zappos-hacked-24-million-accounts-at-risk http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/7.320322-600-000-Facebook-Accounts-Get-Hacked-Daily http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/04/hacktivists-college-records-dump-team-ghostshell_n_1940388.html http://social4ce.com/blog/2013/02/11/social-media-bytes-hacking-social-media-hoax-and-stats-about-arab-online-users http://live.wsj.com/video/visa-15m-accounts-were-hacked/46E45A62-7C71-4B1A-AA98-05637A288D2A.html#!46E45A62-7C71-4B1A-AA98-05637A288D2A BROUGHT TO YOU BY: WWW.SOLERANETWORKS.COM