1. 1. In 1971John Draper discovered that a whistle offered in boxes of cereal for breakfast could generate a 2,600 Hz signal use by AT&T phone Company and by using it you could make free calls.
2. 10. Cybercrime: IP SPOOFING
3. 11. Mozilla Firefox displays a lock when the websites are secure
4. 12. Private networks can be attacked by intruders who attempt to obtain information
5. 13. The most common methods of protection are passwords, Firewalls, Encryption and Decryption systems
6. 15. A worn is a self-copying program
7. 16. A trojan horse is disguised as a useful program
8. 17. Spyware collect information from your PC without your consent.
9. 18. Most spyware and adware controls the advertisment that suddenly pop-up in your screen.
10. 19. To protect crucial data, companies hire security consultants who analyse the risk and provide solutions.
11. 20.Cybercrime: PIRACY
12. 21. Cybercrime: Spreading of malicious softwares
13. 22.Cybercrime: PHISHING
14. 23. Secure methods: SSH
15. 24. Security is crucial when you send confidential information online.
16. 27. If you use online banking services make sure they have the right certification.
17. 29. Please use secure passwords
18. 30. Use anti DoS methods
19. 2. In 1974 Kevin Mitnick, a legend among hackers, began hacking into banking networks and altering the credit reports of his enemies.
20. 3. In 1981 Ian Murphy,a 23 year old guy known as Captain Zap on the networks, hacked into the White House and the Pentagon
21. 4. In 1987The IBM international Network was paralysed by a Hacker’s Christmas Message
22. 5. In 1988 The Union Bank of Switzerland almost lost £ 32millionto Hackers
23. 6. In 1989 a fifteen year old hacker cracked the US Defence Computer
24. 7. In 1991 Kevin Poulsen, known as Dark Dante on the networks, was accused of steling military files
25. 8. Cybercrime: PLAGARISM
26. 9. Cybercrime: CYBERSTALKING
27. 14. Malware (malicious software)
28. 28. System designed to send email privately is Pretty Good Privacy, a freeware program written by Phil Zimmerman
