9) Protecting Data Part 2

Protecting Data Part 2

Learning Target: I can...

• Discuss the benefits of computer virus scanning software and the need for regular updates

• Explain the benefits of multifactor authentication

• Thoughtfully answer a stimulus question

​Today's lesson is a guided tour of multifactor authentication and software updates that you can use to protect your data.

Following these discussions, you are going to be introduced to a stimulus question where they will apply your knowledge gained throughout this unit to answer questions about an innovations data, benefits and harms, effects, and security or privacy concerns.

Open Ended

What strategies do you use when creating a good password?

Drag and Drop

A good password is easy to ​

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, but hard for someone else to ​

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based on knowledge they have about you.

If your password is your dog's name and your birthdate, that's all ​

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that someone else might be able to guess!

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

remember

guess

personal information

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​

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authentication can keep data more protected than single factor authentication, but it requires extra steps which add ​

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and often money (the cost of a phone, etc.). There are also privacy concerns with having your fingerprints or retina ​

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following data must be obtained from the user's smartphone in order for GroceryGrabbr to suggest the order for picking up groceries?

• the grocery list the user input

• the location of the grocery store

• the user's photo album on their smartphone

• the user's current location

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is considered a potential effect of the GroceryGrabbr app rather than a function of the GroceryGrabbr app?

• Using the app may result in the user being able to spend less time shopping for groceries and more time with their family and friends.

• Using the app allows users to locate grocery items on a list.

• The app enables users to receive a notification that the app is ready to be used when they enter the grocery store

• The app informs users of the total cost of their groceries.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following grocery stores is LEAST likely to receive payment from GroceryGrabbr?

• A national chain of mid-sized grocery stores.

• A small, local store.

• A grocery store in a busy location with lots of customers.

• A popular, large grocery store.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the most likely data privacy concern for GroceryGrabbr users?

• A user's grocery list is stored.

• A user is able to look up grocery stores stored in a database.

• A user needs to have their smartphone on while grocery shopping to use the app.

• A user's location is always being tracked.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following data is not obtained using data collection from the smartphone, but is necessary for GroceryGrabbr to create the total cost of groceries on the list?

• the location of the grocery store

• the location of the user

• the cost of groceries

• the shelf location of the groceries

Multiple Choice

Which of the following data is necessary for Snappy to display "Happy Moments" for a particular city?

• The user's current location.

• Access to photos from the user's device

• Photos tagged by location that are submitted by any user.

• Ratings for each photo.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following data is LEAST likely to be included in the rankings of users on the leaderboard?

• The number of ratings a "Happiness Moment" received.

• The number of comments a "Happiness Moment" received.

• The location of a "Happiness Moment".

• The number of "Happiness Moments" a user has submitted.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following may be an unintended effect of the use of Snappy?

• Users may identify other Snappy users in their own town.

• Large towns might look "happier" than small towns.

• Users can rate "Happiness Moments" with emojis.

• Users are prevented from leaving negative comments.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is LEAST likely to be a benefit of Snappy?

• Users are happier after using the app.

• A town can attract tourists based on the number of "Happiness Moments" tagged with that town's location.

• Users may not rank other users' "Happiness Moments" because they want to stay on the top of the leaderboard.

• Users look for "Happiness Moments" to document in their everyday lives

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the most likely data privacy concern for Snappy users?

• Photos uploaded to the app and tagged with location may contain identifiable information like people's faces or street names.

• A user's ranking on the leaderboard.

• Machine Learning used to moderate the comments on "Happiness Moments".

• Use of emojis to rate "Happiness Moments".

Match

Match each term to its definition.

Computing Innovation

Personally Identifiable Information

Phishing

Keylogging

Malware

• Computing Innovation

• Personally Identifiable Information

• Phishing

• Keylogging

• Malware

Match

Match each term to its definition.

Rogue Access Point

Encryption

Decryption

Symmetric Key Encryption

Pubic Key Encryption

• Rogue Access Point

• Encryption

• Decryption

• Symmetric Key Encryption

• Pubic Key Encryption

Multiple Choice

What is the main concern of privacy experts regarding online data tracking?

• Companies making money from user data

• Companies influencing the content shown in feeds

• Companies scanning through private messages

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

How do internet giants like Facebook and Google use user data?

• To improve user experience

• To target users with personalized ads

• To sell user data to advertisers

• To monitor offline purchases

Multiple Choice

What information can social media companies uncover about users?

• Political beliefs

• Mental and physical health

• Credit card numbers

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What are experts particularly worried about regarding the personal data of young children and teens?

• Companies using the data to make money

• Companies using the data to influence young people

• Companies tracking the data for targeted advertising

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

Which company was fined by the European Union for breaking data privacy laws?

• Facebook

• Google

• Meta

• Instagram

Multiple Choice

A method to verify that data comes from a secure and trusted source

• Encryption

• Decryption

• Authentication

• Caching

Multiple Choice

Data should be backed up.....

• Never
• When you remember
• Regularly
• After an attack

Multiple Choice

Why should you update your anti-virus software regularly?

• To keep it from being infected by viruses

• To help out the software companies

• To gain access to new websites

• To protect your computer against new viruses

Multiple Choice

You are using a public computer in the lobby of a hotel. What is something that you should be aware of while using this computer?

• There may be malware on the computer that could damage any file you use on it, but that poses no threat to your personal information

• There maybe malware on the computer that is capturing any personal information you enter on it, such as user names and passwords

• Public computers are usually safe to use because they run the latest security software

• You will be prevented from accessing any site that would require you to enter personal information

Multiple Choice

What can happen when you connect to public wifi?

• Your device can be slow

• Your device and data is at risk of being stolen

• Your device battery will drain faster

• Your data is safe and secure