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Intercepting unprotected data from "summary" of Computer Crime by Geoffrey H. Wold

Protecting sensitive data is an important but often overlooked aspect of cyber security. Unprotected data can be intercepted and misused by malicious individuals, so it is important to appropriately safeguard confidential information. Taking the necessary steps to protect data is key to keeping it safe.
  1. Unprotected data is a serious threat to users' privacy and security in the digital age we live in today. Hackers can gain access to sensitive information like passwords, credit card details, and even addresses by intercepting unprotected data transmitted over the web.
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  3. It is important for all users of technology to be aware of the dangers of leaving their data vulnerable to interception. Taking steps to secure communications with technologies such as encryption can significantly reduce the risk of third parties gaining access to your private data.
  4. Because unprotected data flows freely across the internet, it can be easy for unauthorized individuals to access it without permission from the rightful owner. Even with careful firewalls and anti-virus software, there is still the potential for malicious actors to discover loopholes that provide access.
  5. People should take note that any unsecured interactions online can potentially be intercepted, giving third parties an opportunity to use the exposed data against them. This could range from simple snooping on personal messages, to the misappropriation of finances through stolen credit cards or ID theft.
  6. In order to protect yourself from data interception, you should be sure to thoroughly read the terms of service associated with the site or app you are interacting with, especially when banking or shopping online. Additionally, it is recommended to only enter into secure website connections marked with ‘https’ and authenticate whenever possible to verify the source of the connection.
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Computer Crime

Geoffrey H. Wold

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