Unit 4: Risks of social network Flashcards
The state of being free from public attention or intrusion into one’s personal information or affairs.
Privacy
The digital representation of a person’s identity and presence on the internet.
Online identity
The use of electronic communication to harass, intimidate, or harm others, oftenthrough social media platforms
Cyberbullying
Unwanted or persistent behavior that causes distress or discomfort to an individual,often through online channels.
Harassment
The fraudulent practice of tricking individuals into revealing personal or sensitiveinformation through deceptive online communication
Phishing
A fraudulent scheme or operation aimed at deceiving individuals for financial gain, oftenthrough social media platform
Scam
Measures and practices designed to protect computer systems, networks, and datafrom unauthorized access or attacks
Cybersecurity
The unauthorized access or exposure of sensitive or confidential information, oftenresulting in the compromise of personal data
Data breach
Social media accounts that are created with false information and intentions, oftenused for deceptive purposes
Fake profiles
The persistent and unwanted online pursuit or harassment of an individual, ofteninvolving threats or intimidation
Cyberstalking
Individuals who use social media platforms to target and exploit others,particularly vulnerable individuals, for grooming or harmful purpose
Online predators
A compulsive and excessive dependence or preoccupation with social media platforms,resulting in negative effects on one’s well-being and daily life
Addiction
The perception and image that an individual or entity has on the internet, ofteninfluenced by social media interactions and content.
Online reputation
The psychological manipulation or deceitful tactics used to gain access topersonal information or resources through online interaction
Social engineering
The act of targeting vulnerable individuals, particularly children or adolescents, forgrooming, exploitation, or abuse through social media platforms
Online predation
Revealing excessive or personal information online, often compromising one’s privacyand security
Oversharing
The traces and records of an individual’s online activities and interactions, oftencollected and stored by social media platforms
Digital footprint
The overwhelming amount of information encountered on social mediaplatforms, leading to difficulty in filtering and assessing its accuracy or relevance.
Information Overload
