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Consumer Web
Safety Handbook
Maintaining your anonymity and security on the web
Adam Haeder, AIM Institute
ISBN xxx
Library of Congress Number: xxx
160 pages - Perfect binding - 9x7 inch trim
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This book is the accumulated knowledge of a web security expert
with the Applied Information Management Institute in Omaha
Nebraska.
This indispensable guide will help everyone understand the threats
from criminals, understand their techniques. Best of all, you
learn how to prevent unwanted intrusion into your privacy and get
the full cooperation of Federal, state and local law enforcement.
Packed with white-hat hacker techniques, this book will expose the
secrets of the web hackers and show you how to protect your
finances and civil rights.
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* Shows many
relevant state and federal cyber crime laws.
* Assists the IT manager in choosing the best-qualified Network
Administrator professionals.
* Exposes the exact techniques used by web criminals to steal
your private information.
* Provides critical checklists for protecting your PC from
spyware, and malicious programs.
* Tells you how to document and report criminal web activity.
* Provides detailed instructions for filing civil damage charges
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About the Author:
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Adam
Haeder is one of the nation's foremost experts in Network
Administration and Linux technology. A respected instructor
and brilliant author, Adam is a Vice President at the
prestigious Applied Information Management Institute in Omaha,
Nebraska. Expert in Intel hardware and Network Administrator
internals, Adam possesses the rare combination of management
and technical expertise that is critical to the outstanding IT
consultant. Adam is a Linux Certified Administrator(LCA), a
Cisco Certified Networking Associate (CCNA) and a Cisco
Certified Academic Instructor (CCAI).
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Table of Contents:
Chapter 1 - Introduction to
Web Privacy
Tough new Federal laws
Cyberstalking
Copyright and trademark theft
Web hijacking and conversion
anti-SLAPP laws
Chapter 2 -
How hackers steal from you
Spy-ware
man-in-the-middle attacks
IP spoofing
Password cracking
Exploiting your weaknesses
Chapter 3 -
Identity theft
Techniques for identity theft
How to tell when you are a victim
Minimizing the threat
Chapter 4 - Web
stalkers
Techniques of web stalkers
Dealing with un-wanted harassment
Libel and defamation on the web
Minimizing the threat
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Chapter 5 - Web provider Responsibility
Responsibilities of forum and
message board hosts and moderators
Responsibilities of Internet Service Provides and Web Presence
Providers
Responsibilities of web hosting companies
Chapter 6 -
Catching the crooks
Documenting criminal activity
Criminal Cyber crimes
Getting a restraining order
Beyond a reasonable doubt vs. a
preponderance of the evidence
Working with the FBI
Obtaining cooperation from Web Presence Providers and ISP's
Chapter 7 - Civil
Issues
Libel and defamation
tortuous interference
Harassment
Copyright and trademark theft
Cybersquatting
Conspiracy to deprive Civil Rights
False light
invasion of privacy
Unlawful intrusion
Cyberstalking
Chapter 8 -
Filing a Civil Lawsuit
Statutes of limitations
Collecting evidence
finding the right attorney
Filing civil lawsuits
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