AUDiD

AudiD offers 5 training modules regarding Identity Theories, Online Identities & Profiling, Online Safety & Prevention, Good practices regarding interactive didactics, and Educational technology, in 6 different languages.

The content is accessible through this link: https://platform.audid.eu/ , login and find out the opportunities digital world has for you!

Here´s some tips for when you go online!

Are you aware of the dangers of an online presence?

Check our online course where you can find some training and tools to help you protect yourself against dangers emerging from online presence.

Learn more in : https://medium.com//fact-or-fiction-social-media-as-news-source-increases-spread-of-fake-news-bf747a0821d1

Due to the current situation of COVID-19, the AUDID consortium will hold an online workshop regarding the project's main activities and outcomes developed. This event will involve adult educators and learners and other stakeholders as well.

🖥Cyber attacks on the rise due to increase of stay-at-home workers🕵️‍♀️

Anastasios Maltezos, COO of an antivirus development company, warns against messages that could contain dangerous content.

Learn why this is important here 👇

https://neoskosmos.com/en/161495/cyber-attacks-on-the-rise-due-to-increase-of-stay-at-home-workers/

Cyber attacks on the rise due to increase of stay-at-home workers | Neos Kosmos With the breakout of the coronavirus crisis, many companies have been forced to make the switch from working in the office to operating remotely. This however, has made things a …

Local workshop for the AUDID Training Modules from ERFC in Egion.

Identity theft is one of the fastest-growing digital crimes in the world, and hackers have multiple and sometimes unknown ways of impersonating you digitally. 🔓
Have you ever thought that when in public places hackers can use briefcases to hide microphones and antennas to pick up acoustic transmissions? 💼 Or that, when you are using a work platform, such as Slack, hackers can access your information? 💻
Learn more about the secret ways hackers can use to steal your identity and learn how to protect yourself by watching the video!

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When creating an online account, you are always asked to write your e-mail and sometimes your phone number. By doing so, you can put yourself in a very vulnerable position online. The best way to avoid sharing unwanted personal information and to protect your accounts is two-factor authentication. 🔑 Learn how to do it in this article:

How to set up two-factor authentication on all your online accounts 2FA is an important step in preventing your account from being accessed by unauthorized users — here’s how to enable 2FA on your accounts across the web.

The knowledge and skills acquired through game-based learning are retained longer than information from other learning methods for every age.

Today, one of our partners, Virtual Campus, had the pleasure to organise a workshop on Digital Literacy and Identity in Pedras Rubras Educational and Social Center (CES Pedras Rubras).
The event counted with the presence and very active participation of adult learners and educators, who had the opportunity to learn about the AUDID project, its objectives, and outcomes and to debate about the risks and potentialities of their online identity.

Data is not only important for us but also for other entities. It improves business processes so companies can reduce wasted money and time. They can track your researches and colect them to best recommend products for you.

In simple words, malware stands for "malicious software," it refers to software programs designed to damage or do other unwanted actions on a computer system.

What is Internet ID? Internet ID is going to be one of the topics we are going to address in the AUDID Modules.

👩‍💻Participation of ERFC in the event ''E-PARENTING by COSMOTE'' organised by CSI Institute in the city of Egion.

👉On the 15th of October 2019, ERFC attended the event disseminating the AUDiD project objectives and outputs.

👉The event was about raising awareness on local communities for the dangers of the Internet that today’s society faces.

🖥CSI Institute presented their organization, the purpose of the event and then the President of Ote and the Manager of COSMOTE in Aegion talked about their corporation on the project www.e-parenting.gr.

👨‍💻Speakers:
Mr Sfakianakis showed the most common threats that everyone can face online.
Ms Ioannou supported these topics by presenting some easy tricks to prevent these threats.

🤝ERFC established the collaboration with CSIi and exchanged contacts in order to accomplish a partnership for AUDID project.

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Putting your personal information online can be dangerous. Use reliable websites and strong passwords.

🗝You care about your house's safe and your house key, because a thief may steal your belongings.

🤔But what about the data that you ''lock'' with your 👉password. Do you know about Cybercriminals? 🕵️‍♀️

💡Europol’s latest cybercrime report provides insights into emerging threats and key developments
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https://www.europol.europa.eu/newsroom/news/15-ways-you-could-be-next-victim-of-cybercrime

The internet made us change some habits, making our life easier. However, we also have to look after our online safety.

Here're some few tips when you online shopping.

Learn more about the online risks on: http://audid.eu/🔎

5 Crazy Ways Social Media Is Changing Your Brain Right Now.
We don't think about the effects that social media have in our lives, in our behaviour or even in the way we listen and communicate with each other. Watch the full video carefully to understand a little bit more and be more careful about how you allow social media to affect your life.

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A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a tool that can help you protect your privacy and increase your security on the Internet. It connects two computers securely and privately on the internet. A VPN is designed to provide a secure, encrypted tunnel to transmit the data between the remote user and the company network. If you want to navigate safely on the internet, use VPN! 🛡

Your passwords are the most usual way to prove your identity when using websites, email accounts, your computer itself and your mobile phone. The use of strong passwords is therefore essential in order to protect your security and identity. The best security in the world is useless if a malicious person has a legitimate user name and password.
Here some exemples of passwords you should avoid using:
- Your username, actual name or business name.
- Family members’ or pets’ names.
- Your or family birthdays.
- Favourite football or F1 team or other words easy to work out with a little background knowledge.
- The word ‘password’.
- Numerical sequences.
Using strong and random password will allow you to navigate safely in the internet and lower the risks of being hacked.

Internet is developing really fast and it’s important to understand the risks and to pay attention to everything you do online in order to guarantee safety.
Sometimes we forget how addictive internet can be and how to replace internet with other activities.
It’s also very important to maintain a critical posture when you find something online, you shouldn’t believe in everything you read and see.
Let’s not forget to use social media remembering that it’s relevant to maintain your privacy, information such as: address, bank account, private photos, all of that can be exposed.
Furthermore, internet can be a place where you find many good things with only one click, but unfortunately online crime exists and things like cyberbullying, racism, child po*******hy are serious issues.

Learn more about ir watching this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uquRzrcwA18

We’re sure you already heard about cookies in the internet, but do you know what are they, what are they for and how do they work?
ℹ️ Cookies are messages that web servers pass to your web browser when you visit websites. They are most commonly used to track website activity. When you visit some sites, the server gives you a cookie that acts as your identification card. Upon each return visit to that site, your browser passes that cookie back to the server. In this way, a web server can gather information about which web pages are used the most, and which pages are gathering the most repeat hits.
Here some exemples of cookies:
✔️ online shopping: Online stores often use cookies that record any personal information you enter, as well as any items in your electronic shopping cart, so that you don't need to re-enter this information each time you visit the site.
✔️ personalised web pages: When you select preferences at a site that uses this option, the server places the information in a cookie. When you return, the server uses the information in the cookie to create a customised page for you.

🛡 Security concerns
Accepting a cookie does not give a server access to your computer or any of your personal information (except for any information that you may have purposely given, as with online shopping). Also, it is not possible to execute code from a cookie, and not possible to use a cookie to deliver a virus.

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Another new reason to take care with your online identity - the US is going to start examining your online profiles as part of its visa application process.

US demands social media info from visa applicants Nearly all visa applicants will have to submit social media names, email address and phone numbers.

A thought-provoking piece about how in the modern world, more data about you is being collected than ever, and used to build increasingly complex profiles of you, your habits, and your personality

Would you recognise yourself from your data? Firms make all kind of assumptions about you based on the data they receive.

Do you follow safety measures to protect your online identity and data? There is a lot you can do to protect yourself without completely giving up your online presence.

9 Safety Tips to Protect Your Online Data and Privacy With data breaches more and more common, here are 9 easy things you can do to help safeguard your online data and privacy.