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| The easiest way you can protect yourself digitally | create a secure password, lock your device, change your password |
| 8 characters, upper and lower case letters, and special symbols are characteristics of a | secure password |
| you should change your password if this happens to you | a security breach |
| danger with using the same password for multiple accounts | if your information is stolen for one account, the hacker can more easily access your other accounts as well |
| The likelihood of being subjected to malware in today's society is | increasing |
| sms(text message) payments, and fake applications are examples of | mobile malware |
| this type of malware can install and uninstall applications on your device | application malware |
| a malware that was usually spread through a video link | stage fright |
| not having this allows essentially anyone to access your wi-fi network | a wifi password |
| Public wi-fi's are safe to use as long as you are using a | secure connection |
| The marketing of goods or services by means of telephone calls, typically unsolicited, to potential customers | telemarketing |
| not always reliable because people are able to manipulate the identity of a phone number | caller-ID |
| the reason many telemarketing schemes cannot be stopped | they are too many small scale schemes to track |
| 100% of all telemarketers use this tool | predictive dials |
| Using a local area code that does not really belong to the phone number to get you to answer the call is a common telemarketing trick called | spoofing |
| telemarketing can take place on | cell phone lines and land lines |
| companies now produce these to help people avoid telemarketing calls | robots |
| telemarketers will call at all different times during the day and many times a day because | they are looking for a weakness /someone to answer their call |
