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There's also the advanced way the hacker can use. For example phone calls. Because they can gain information from you, to brute force your password of your account too. That is quite rare. But is possible.
My district just had to send this video to LITERALLY EVERYONE because a crap ton of people (even teachers!!) were fooled by a phishing account and gave them their passwords. This stuff is legit
00:06 is good and can be useful. 00:08 But just as in the offline world, 00:10 you also need to watch out for the occasional bandit. 00:13 In the offline world, if a stranger 00:15 offered you some candy, you'd know better than to take it. 00:18 The same principle applies online. 00:21 If someone offers you a discount coupon, 00:23 asks you to take a survey to win a free smartphone, 00:27 or tells you that you won a trip to Hawaii, 00:29 you should be suspicious of the content and the intention 00:31 behind it. 00:32 Social engineering is a technical term for content 00:35 that tricks you into revealing personal information, 00:38 like your login details or credit card number. 00:42 Social engineering attacks can happen 00:44 over email, ads, or web pages. 00:47 Some attacks can be pretty easy to spot. 00:49 Remember the rich prince who wanted to transfer millions 00:52 of dollars to your account? 00:54 But others can be sophisticated and pretty convincing. 00:58 So let's talk about some steps you 01:00 can take to avoid online scams. 01:03 One of the most common ways to trick users is through email. 01:08 Social engineering emails look like they're 01:09 from a legitimate source. 01:11 But they're not. 01:13 For example, an email may claim to be from a bank 01:15 and say that your banking account has been compromised 01:18 and that you must quickly email them your password to avoid 01:20 having the money stolen. 01:23 It's important to remember never send 01:25 personal information over email unless you're absolutely 01:28 sure who you're sending it to. 01:30 The attackers will use every trick in the book 01:32 to make you believe that the address in an email 01:34 is legitimate, faking the from address 01:37 to make it look like it's from someone you know. 01:40 So don't use the reply address in the message 01:43 unless you are sure who the sender is. 01:45 And don't click on links in the email. 01:48 Instead, open a new window and type in the official website 01:51 of the bank or company in question 01:53 and find the contact address. 01:56 Social engineering can also happen 01:57 when you visit a web page. 02:00 Scammers will generate a sense of urgency 02:02 and create websites that look similar to sites 02:04 that you already use. 02:06 That's why when visiting a web page, 02:08 pay close attention to the page's URL 02:11 because attackers will often make 02:12 this URL look similar to that of a genuine site. 02:16 Before you enter any personal information on a web page, 02:19 check the URL to make sure it starts with HTTPS 02:23 and is preceded by a locked padlock icon. 02:26 02:29 Other types of scams can trick you 02:31 into downloading malware or unwanted software that 02:34 may harm your device or steal your personal information. 02:38 A website or an ad cannot detect if your machine is compromised. 02:43 If you see a message while browsing 02:44 saying that your computer is infected 02:46 and asking you to download software, 02:48 you should be suspicious. 02:50 Remember to always download software 02:52 from reputable sources. 02:53 02:56 Now you know what social engineering is, as well as 02:58 steps you can take to avoid online scams. 03:01 And remember, if something looks too good to be true, 03:04 it probably isn't.
Actually, it is. It's a form of engaging presentations using sounds. Studies have shown that people are more likely to pay attention when using visual and audio queues. The same reason it's not just audio.
The funny thing is google uses the same tactics. Like asking you if you run a business when you are providing feedback on another business. Like, why are you asking me personal stuff?
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The term phishing began to be used in 1996. It is a variant of fishing, but with ph of the English phone that means telephone. It refers to deception by means of emails to users who have bank accounts. According to statistics from the US Internet Crimes Complaint Center. U.S., the loss due to mail scams was $ 1256 million in 2004 and according to the Anti-Phishing Working Group there has been a 28% increase in the last four months in email scams.
Beware! Even if the email address seems legitimate, it could still be a fraudulent email. Beware of Email Spoofing! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_spoofing I'm dissapointed that this video did not mention it.
What a great and simple video to help people learn about phishing and scams.
1:24 - 1:29
No. Not "unless you know who you're sending it to." Never. Period. Legitimate organisations will never ask you to email account details.
mario kart roblox
Agreed, this video mentions going to the official website to reply, but in reality, you should just mark the false email as spam, and move on.
it doesnt say account details, it refers to any private info at all. your name, country, etc etc
@@TyeKingston oh hey plaz
@@facemob268 what up face
If something is too good to be true it probably isnt? *You mean it IS.*
ikr
Nah I think they meant like it isn’t true
Thanks jesus
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@@tommyking9348 And here boys and girls, we have an example of a real scam in the wild. Note the subtle details that give it away.
If I am the only one here because my teacher sent me here...I am embarassed
Nope ur not
I’m also here bc my teacher sent me XD
Girl me too
Me too bro
Me to
Very good video. Thank you!
Watching this for info tech support
There's also the advanced way the hacker can use. For example phone calls. Because they can gain information from you, to brute force your password of your account too. That is quite rare. But is possible.
tech support scammers: write that down write that down
Lack of https ("green lock") is a danger, but presence of https does not tell you anything! It is not a "this is safe" -indicator.
I love how it said that in a video on youtube while youtue isnt even an site
My district just had to send this video to LITERALLY EVERYONE because a crap ton of people (even teachers!!) were fooled by a phishing account and gave them their passwords. This stuff is legit
Nice! What video editing software did you use to make this video?
proaly something by google seeing how its a google video? 🤷♀
This helped SO SO much! Thank you for this video
hehe
00:06
is good and can be useful.
00:08
But just as in the offline world,
00:10
you also need to watch out for the occasional bandit.
00:13
In the offline world, if a stranger
00:15
offered you some candy, you'd know better than to take it.
00:18
The same principle applies online.
00:21
If someone offers you a discount coupon,
00:23
asks you to take a survey to win a free smartphone,
00:27
or tells you that you won a trip to Hawaii,
00:29
you should be suspicious of the content and the intention
00:31
behind it.
00:32
Social engineering is a technical term for content
00:35
that tricks you into revealing personal information,
00:38
like your login details or credit card number.
00:42
Social engineering attacks can happen
00:44
over email, ads, or web pages.
00:47
Some attacks can be pretty easy to spot.
00:49
Remember the rich prince who wanted to transfer millions
00:52
of dollars to your account?
00:54
But others can be sophisticated and pretty convincing.
00:58
So let's talk about some steps you
01:00
can take to avoid online scams.
01:03
One of the most common ways to trick users is through email.
01:08
Social engineering emails look like they're
01:09
from a legitimate source.
01:11
But they're not.
01:13
For example, an email may claim to be from a bank
01:15
and say that your banking account has been compromised
01:18
and that you must quickly email them your password to avoid
01:20
having the money stolen.
01:23
It's important to remember never send
01:25
personal information over email unless you're absolutely
01:28
sure who you're sending it to.
01:30
The attackers will use every trick in the book
01:32
to make you believe that the address in an email
01:34
is legitimate, faking the from address
01:37
to make it look like it's from someone you know.
01:40
So don't use the reply address in the message
01:43
unless you are sure who the sender is.
01:45
And don't click on links in the email.
01:48
Instead, open a new window and type in the official website
01:51
of the bank or company in question
01:53
and find the contact address.
01:56
Social engineering can also happen
01:57
when you visit a web page.
02:00
Scammers will generate a sense of urgency
02:02
and create websites that look similar to sites
02:04
that you already use.
02:06
That's why when visiting a web page,
02:08
pay close attention to the page's URL
02:11
because attackers will often make
02:12
this URL look similar to that of a genuine site.
02:16
Before you enter any personal information on a web page,
02:19
check the URL to make sure it starts with HTTPS
02:23
and is preceded by a locked padlock icon.
02:26
02:29
Other types of scams can trick you
02:31
into downloading malware or unwanted software that
02:34
may harm your device or steal your personal information.
02:38
A website or an ad cannot detect if your machine is compromised.
02:43
If you see a message while browsing
02:44
saying that your computer is infected
02:46
and asking you to download software,
02:48
you should be suspicious.
02:50
Remember to always download software
02:52
from reputable sources.
02:53
02:56
Now you know what social engineering is, as well as
02:58
steps you can take to avoid online scams.
03:01
And remember, if something looks too good to be true,
03:04
it probably isn't.
You saved me time, thanks 💖
holy crap bro how long did that take you-
who else is here bc their teacher made them watch this, and they already know how to avoid this. smh
Thanks for helping in advance
parlin school was here
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Reply address is just for work really and software is safe
thanks
Informative, but the music is unecessary.
Actually, it is. It's a form of engaging presentations using sounds. Studies have shown that people are more likely to pay attention when using visual and audio queues.
The same reason it's not just audio.
The funny thing is google uses the same tactics. Like asking you if you run a business when you are providing feedback on another business. Like, why are you asking me personal stuff?
Why do I have to learn about online safety O_O TELL ME
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school?
ok just me
The term phishing began to be used in 1996. It is a variant of fishing, but with ph of the English phone that means telephone. It refers to deception by means of emails to users who have bank accounts. According to statistics from the US Internet Crimes Complaint Center. U.S., the loss due to mail scams was $ 1256 million in 2004 and according to the Anti-Phishing Working Group there has been a 28% increase in the last four months in email scams.
Stephen Curry gee that’s a lot of info to take in
Could you turn on the community contribution so I can help translate it to Bahasa Indonesia? I will show it to my students.
And spanish, in this case!
Thank you teacher
Pov: your teacher forced u to watch this 😂
me who already knew: i am 4 parallel universes ahead of you
@@stanleybowman-hood6194 😂
@A4 steam enthusiast yes
All I ever do is look up information on a sub just I'm looking for
who else watching this because sir mad u watch it
lol shitter
nice
defintly dont send a text to any body you dont now
There's no end to it and I'm so pissed off all scams are everywhere
is avast free antivirus (software) safe to use? can you recommend safe softwares to download? ty!
Malwarebytes is dead useful for free one-off scans, but it becomes paid if you ask it to do real-time protection.
Whos here because of Online school
me
Me
who is here for Mr.Bundy's journal questions
no one
AmIthe only one thinking about the 65 people who disliked this video, probably scammers XD
In roblox 2017 when a scam bot says they won robux blah blah blah
Me: GOD DAMMIT IM TRYING TO TALK TO MY FUKIN FRIEND HERE
LVC?
How come I'm on the official Facebook website, but it does not have a green lock pad
It's because Facebook is a phishing website, obviously.
👍
Yeah, I got an email supposedly from the Census, but it's probably phishing. I slipped and sent some info.
@S Andy.
Sounds fishy, I'm gonna hit you up with the classic HELL NO
ya
Why would you animate the mouse doing the thing you are telling us not to do
Scams are everywhere
Like where
Yes, I get i now.
What’s “molware”?
malware
Talk about qnet scam
Joe lynch smells
Physical S friday 15th march 2024
By A.S igs
dont want to get scamed
Then you need to protect your account the way I did contact richardgraham211 @ gmail dot com he helped me out at sure he will help you too
Yo boys
Never give my email out dont really use it
teacher sent me
so yea
Hi
My Eliza Primary Was Here
(Not! You will never find me!)
saame
Me funsiono
V-BUCKS
Online School Anyone?
Hiya, this is my 💫education💫
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Delowwww el que lo lea
Hahahah I don't check my emails
Jokes on the scammers, neither do I B)
Beware! Even if the email address seems legitimate, it could still be a fraudulent email. Beware of Email Spoofing! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_spoofing
I'm dissapointed that this video did not mention it.
Talk about qnet scam
Talk about qnet scam