Privacy & Ownership

Privacy & Ownership

by BSN Computing

Multiple Select

In this lesson I am going to learn to ... ?

• Describe privacy concerns with private data

• Know why its difficult to attribute private data to individuals

• Define 'identify theft'

• Define 'data misuse'

Multiple Choice

Which one of these is NOT personal data?

• Address

• Gender

• Passport No.

• Blood group

• School website URL

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Identity Theft

When someone steals your personal

or possessions with the intention of using your identity

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Identity Fraud

Using someone else's

with the intention of financial gain

Multiple Select

Where do thieves get personal data from?

• Addresses on envelopes and discarded mail

• Over the telephone

• Shoulder surfing

• Installing malware on victim's device

• On the doorstep

Multiple Select

What can a fraudster do with your identity?

• Copy your passport

• Use your credit card

• Purchase goods and services

• Empty your bank account

• Claim insurance payouts

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Data

is data that has been collected legitimately but which has been later been used for illegal purposes.

Multiple Select

Choose all the possible ways in which personal data could be lost ...

• Cyber-security breach at an organisation

• Insecure storage leading to theft by hacker or employee

• Personal data may be shared or sold to other organisations

• Data copied onto portable storage or screenshot taken of screen

• Social engineering or shoulder surfing techniques

Multiple Select

In this lesson I have learned to ...

• Define 'identify theft' and 'data misuse'

• Describe privacy concerns

• Explain why difficult to attribute ownership to personal data

Open Ended

Thinking Hard

How does today’s lesson link to another topic you have studied this year?

(press Shift+Enter to take a new line ...)

Poll

How much of this lesson have you understood?

• None of it

• Some of it

• Most of it

• All of it