bsxxx - Cyber
This episode is about cyber security and what you can do about it. The script gives you the basic text that needs to be spoken and there are some support resources that you can use to help create the clips.
- The Script
- bsxxx-cyber-script in fountain format that you can edit in notepad or a Fountain Script Editor
- bsxxx-cyber-script (gDoc) as a google Doc for shared editing in the early stages
- Scriptigo a fountain script editor for iPad & iPhone
- Fountain Apps Apps for other devices
- Fountain tutorials & videos to understand how to write scripts
- A powerpoint with some graphics and key points (also as a PDF)
- A picture of an SMS scam
- A yahoo login scam
Plan
We will take 4 weeks to record an episode during each half term with the following weekly meetings:
- 2022-02-24 Intro (60m)
- Meet & Greet each other
- Go through the script
- Chooses the cut of the episode S, M or L.
- Plan how we record it.
- Homework:
- Choose how to edit script - google doc or other tool
- Update the script to include all graphics / acting / cut aways
- Shoot test clips with phone / other tools
- 2022-03-02 Script Review (90m) plan the week. What shots? What props? What sound/video effects? What cast? What art?
- 2022-03-10 Clips Review (90m) review what was shot and plan the edit
- 2022-03-17 Edit Review (60m) organise what finishing is required before we add it to the publication queue
- 2022-03-24 Sign Off (60m) completion of the episode, everyone gets paid & plan the release date & social media campaign
bsxxx Cyber Security
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Cyber Security affects everyone from Business Leaders to School Children, but why do you get hacked if you're not rich? Why do you care?
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The hackers are basically harvesting your identity and your accounts so that they can use them later.
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You might be a student or a bricklayer, but you know people who have access to money and power. It could be your parents, your employer or a friend who got lucky on the stockmarket.
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Most attacks is social engineering - attack the human first.
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You might be expecting a parcel delivery;l you get a text message saying the package is late.
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2 minutes later you stop to wonder why you have to re-enter your address, phone, email and dog's name for a delayed package.
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Too late - the hackers have your identity now and can use it to attack you on Facebook, Tiktok and LinkedIn. Nothing happens immediately and you think you got away with it.
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Behind the scenese the attackers are now trying to take over your email and cellphone. Once they have those, then they can pretend to be you on just about every account you own from tiktok to your bank. If you're very unlucky then the bad actor might use your identity to to get into your parent's or employer's or friend's netowrk.
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Unfortunately it's not science fiction- that's how the world works today.
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To be really safe you need to give up technology and only use pencil,
paper and replace Netflix with board games...
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In reality nobody's going to do that, so here are some precattions that are
really important and, after a bit of learning, will result in a safer experience
for you.
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There is only one golden rule:
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Force the bad guys to spend more resources to hack you than anybody else.
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You will be the last one to be hacked!
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How to be safe
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1. Use a password manager
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2. Use a different password for every site. Don't be lazy and use google or
facebook for every site because if that account gets compromised then you lose
everything.
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3. Use 2FA wherever you can. Yes, I know it's a pain.
But it more than doubles the effort required for the hackers to get you
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4. Really Really keep you prime email account secure.
That's where all the password reminders and authentications go.
Lose that and you might lose control of many, many accounts
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5. Remember that your phone cantains more details about you than any other
device. Be really, really sure that you can remote wipe it if you lose it.
Read about `simjacking` to learn about the way your phone number can be used
to steal your identity.
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6. Be suspicious- Never enter your personal details into a form that feels
unnecssary. Check that the address in the address bar is right.
Checkout the royal mail spooging attacks of HSBC spofing attacks to learn more.
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7. Spend a few minutes every month updating your knowledge.
Learn for 10 minutes a week is eaiser than the 2 years it takes to recover
a stolen identity.
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Wise words from the team. Learn more at mrmxf.com/shorts
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