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There’s an area of forensic (having to do with legal or criminal cases) psychology that is known as “Dark Psychology.” And it just might help us better understand Internet trolls — people who feel …

Source: keithpp.wordpress.com

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Five Good Resources for Teaching Digital Safety and Citizenship to Elementary School Students

August 11, 2014 by mrkirsch·0 Comment

Source: www.freetech4teachers.com

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Security Experts: Car Hacking Is Real and We Need To Prepare

August 11, 2014 by mrkirsch·0 Comment

Getting hacked, whether on a desktop or smartphone, pretty much sucks. In a way, your entire digital life is an open book and even the control of your devices can be wrenched away from you.

Source: gizmodo.com

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Blog Post: Creating a safer digital world: partnerships continue with security researchers at BlackHat

August 5, 2014 by mrkirsch·0 Comment

by Adrienne Hall, General Manager, Trustworthy Computing This week a number of my colleagues and I are attending the Black Hat USA 2014 conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. BlackHat, now a popular destination for world-class security researchers,…

Source: blogs.technet.com

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Raising Cyber-Smart Citizens in Social Media

August 4, 2014 by mrkirsch·0 Comment

I was honored to be asked to be a guest contributor for The Canteen. It is the blog section The Foundation for Jewish Camp website with many great articles for parents to learn about a variety of …

Source: www.suescheffblog.com

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The death of privacy

August 4, 2014 by mrkirsch·0 Comment

Google knows what you’re looking for. Facebook knows what you like. Sharing is the norm, and secrecy is out. But what is the psychological and cultural fallout from the end of privacy?

Source: www.theguardian.com

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