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Does anyone have any experience with providing security 'education' (any topic really) to kids aged 13-15? What would you focus on? Are there prepared outlines for something like this?
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Thank you Pete!
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I've done a bit for scout groups. It helps to make it relevant, talk about data privacy on social media, social engineering, how to not get their Instagram account hijacked. As well, talk about information stealers/Trojans, and protecting their systems by patching
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Keeping applications up to date, using a reliable antivirus, and extending the same protections to their phones. A practical demonstration, maybe stand up an evil twin wifi point and show how easy it is to see network data engages them. That can lead into a talk about https
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I focus on their reputation and privacy, to try and teach them that whatever they do not only online just in general with their information, has a lasting effect, can send you my slides
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Ask them one question: "try to find your parent's child photos on the internet" This will open the path to a healthy dialogue about what is nice and what would be bad to find on the internet, the fact that things stay on the internet and how to abuse the information.
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