Index
Note: Page numbers followed by f indicate figures.
A
Amazon Appstore, 74–76
Android market, 74
Apple OSX
app store, 74
decryption key, 65
MAC address filtering, 51–52
password, 64
recovery key, 65
Application programming interface (API), 98
B
Brute-force method, 22
BuzzFeed, 81–82
C
Cable News Network (CNN), 81–82
Cookies
EULA, 8
Firefox
third-party cookies, 12–13
Google AdWords, 7–8
Google Chrome, 14–15
InPrivate Browsing, 8
internet explorer
accept, reject/prompt, 9–10
Safari, 15–17
CyberGhost, 116
D
Data encryption
Apple OSX
decryption key, 65
password, 64
recovery key, 65
BitLocker, 59
gain access, 58–59
internet games/downloads
application stores, 72
cell phones, 74–76
flash game, 71
Mac, 73–74
random websites, 71
tablets, 74–76
windows antivirus software, 72–73
laptops, 57–58
technical support, 69–71
website security logos
online privacy, 68
requirements, 66–67
risks, 67
secure environment, 66
Symantec, 67–68
Windows
C/D drive, 62
disk space, 64
password policy, 63
recovery password, 63–64
E
E-mail
access, 99–100
antivirus software, 98
API, 98
network protocol, 98
prevention
encrypt options, 111
PGP setup, 106–111
public key, 112–113
SSL protocol, 106
sender/receiver, 101
server encryption, 99
F
privacy settings
picture security, 88
Firefox
third-party cookies, 12–13
Flickr
avatar, 89
personal data privacy, 92
pop-up menu, 89
Fob-based system, 27
G
Google, 123–124
Google AdWords, 7–8
Google Chrome, 14–15
Government scrutiny, 120
Gpg4win, 112
H
Health Information Patient Protection Act (HIPPA), 5
Home network security
description, 33–34
network firewalls, 53–55
router
AT&T U-verse service, 35
components, 35
NAT, 35–37
network firewalls, 37
Wi-Fi network
AT&T U-Verse router, 38–39
D-Link routers, 40–42
friends, 52
NetGear routers, See (NetGear Wi-Fi routers)
pocket network, 52
WEP, 38
WPA, 38
Home Wi-Fi network security
AT&T U-Verse router, 38–39
D-Link routers, 40–42
friends, 52
NetGear routers, See (NetGear Wi-Fi routers)
pocket network, 52
WEP, 38
WPA, 38
I
Information online
cookies/websites, See (Cookies)
customer loyalty cards, 1–2
data protection policies, 5–6
Facebook, 3
product selling, 2
risks of sharing
attackers, 3–4
social networking sites, 4–5
target store, 1–2
zip code, 2
InPrivate Browsing, 8
Internet explorer
accept, reject/prompt, 9–10
K
KeePass
creation, 23–24
home screen, 24
URL field, 26
web browsers, 26
L
Laws and internet privacy
legal issues, 126
morals, 127
PRISM
AIVD agents, 123
Canadian version, 125–126
data communication, 122–123
Google, Microsoft, and Verizon, 123–124
internet backbones, 123
NSA, 124–125
M
Media access control (MAC) address filtering
Apple OSX, 51–52
definition, 49–50
in Windows, 50–51
Microsoft, 123–124
Microsoft store, 74
MySpace, 93–94
N
NAT, See Network address translation (NAT)
National Security Agency (NSA), 124–125
NetGear Wi-Fi routers
hidden network, 48–49
MAC address filtering
Apple OS X, 51–52
definition, 49–50
in Windows, 50–51
Windows XP, 44
Network address translation (NAT), 35–37
Network firewalls, 37
NSA, See National Security Agency (NSA)
O
Online monitoring
consequences
ease of use, 118–120
government scrutiny, 120
e-mail, See (E-mail)
governments
AT&T, 103–104
data encryption, 104
rouge monitoring code, 103
SSL vs. NSA, 104–105
IT professionals, 97
web browsing traffic, See (Web browsing traffic)
P
Password
brute-force method, 22
character types, 21
KeePass
creation, 23–24
home screen, 24
URL field, 26
web browsers, 26
OAUTH service, 30–31
setting up, 23
two-factor authentication
application, 26
codes, 26
fob-based system, 27
random values, 27
software-based system, 27–28
text-messaging-based system, 28–30
Porn Mode, 8
Posting information online
BuzzFeed, 81–82
CNN, 81–82
Eye-Fi card, 80
Flickr, 80
information security
Facebook, See (Facebook)
Flickr, See (Flickr)
MySpace, 93–94
Twitter, 82–83
personal embarrassment, 77–78
social media websites, 77
Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)
compose tab, 111
gen-key command, 110
Gpg4win, 106–107
key expiration, 111
outlook privacy plugin, 106
trade-off, 111
PRISM
AIVD agents, 123
Canadian version, 125–126
data communication, 122–123
Google, Microsoft, and Verizon, 123–124
internet backbones, 123
NSA, 124–125
R
Router security
AT&T U-verse service, 35
components, 35
NAT, 35–37
network firewalls, 37
S
Safari, 15–17
Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption, 103
SecurityKISS, 116
Software-based system, 27–28
T
Text-messaging-based system, 28–30
Tor website, 117
Twitter, 82–83
Twitter Terms of Services (TOS), 80
Two-factor authentication system
application, 26
codes, 26
fob-based system, 27
random values, 27
software-based system, 27–28
text-messaging-based system, 28–30
U
United Airlines website, 7
Username
definition, 19
eHarmony account, 19–20
e-mail address, 20
internet websites, 19–20
OAUTH service, 30–31
personal information, 20–21
V
Verizon, 123–124
W
Web browsing traffic
internet, 102–103
machine, 101–102
prevention
data tracking, 113–114
Tor website, 117
Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA), 38
Windows
C/D drive, 62
disk space, 64
password policy, 63
recovery password, 63–64
Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), 38
Z
Zip code, 2
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