Internet Safety for Everyone who uses the Internet
I was in Hongkong before the Lunar New Year and read from the press about a 14 years old teenager who was arrested for hacking into a school network. As a result, several other media picked up the story and shortly after, my colleague and I were interviewed to comment about the security issues on the Internet, in particular, relating to the community networks, chats, etc, that Web 2.0 has offered today.
In fact, over the years, many organizations and people have realized the importance of Internet safety, and how to educate our childrens and gear up the parents and teachers so that everyone can drive safely on the Information Superhighway. Many have devoted tremendous amount of resources to create useful materials, including guidance and interactive media to help people everywhere to acquire the necessary Internet safety driving skills. Recently, my colleagues just sent through some updated URLs, which I think are useful links that worth sharing further. Here they are:
- Bebo Safety (http://www.bebo.com/Safety.jsp)
- Websafe Crackerz (http://www.websafecrackerz.com/about.aspx)
- 10 Tips for Safer Instant Messaging (http://www.microsoft.com/protect/yourself/email/imsafety.mspx)
- Security At Home (http://www.microsoft.com/protect/default.mspx)
- Family Safety from Windows Live OneCare (https://fss.live.com/)
- Staysafe.org (http://www.staysafe.org)
- iLearn Online (http://www.ilearn.isafe.org/)
Have a safe ride! 新春快乐！
Bright Stove 
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