Tips for Safe Internetan of 'Security Princess' Google - Commemorating Safer Internet Day which falls on Tuesday, February 7, 2017, Google sent one of his female boss nicknamed Security Princess, Parisa Tabriz, to improve Internet safety for users.
Parisa responsible for handling the product Chrome said, the Internet has become the need of all people for various purposes. So the important thing is how safe netizens use the Internet anywhere and anytime.
"Creating a secure internet entirely is our vision, not specific only to Chrome but all those who access the website, whether it's developers, businesses, and individuals," said Parisa in a video conference in the office of Google Indonesia, Tuesday (02/07/2017) ,
He explained that, when connected to the Internet, whether from laptops, smartphones and tablets, we feel like talking directly with a web that is being accessed. We do not know, behind the connection there are many 'branches' potential exploited by certain parties.
"We feel safe. It was like the direct-connected. The truth, you must be connected to some of the points that are managed by third parties. On each occasion points out another person to conduct reconnaissance or interfere with your connectivity," said hacker's gorgeous.
He revealed, Safe Browsing technology Google's own testing billions of URLs per day to determine a website is safe to visit or not. Every day, there are thousands of new sites were declared unsafe. Most are official websites hit by cyber attacks.
"When we detect an unsafe site, we'll display a message on the Google Search and on the web browser," said Parisa.
At least, there are 5 tips on Internet safety that Parisa to keep in mind:
1. Suspect free assistance or unsolicited
2. Do not reuse or share the same password for different accounts
3. Do not log in on a shared computer and verify your account security settings
4. Knowing all software or applications that are installed on your computer and phone
5. Make sure the program or application you are always updated
Tips for Safe Internetan of 'Security Princess' Google
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| Tips for Safe Internetan of 'Security Princess' Google |
Parisa responsible for handling the product Chrome said, the Internet has become the need of all people for various purposes. So the important thing is how safe netizens use the Internet anywhere and anytime.
"Creating a secure internet entirely is our vision, not specific only to Chrome but all those who access the website, whether it's developers, businesses, and individuals," said Parisa in a video conference in the office of Google Indonesia, Tuesday (02/07/2017) ,
He explained that, when connected to the Internet, whether from laptops, smartphones and tablets, we feel like talking directly with a web that is being accessed. We do not know, behind the connection there are many 'branches' potential exploited by certain parties.
"We feel safe. It was like the direct-connected. The truth, you must be connected to some of the points that are managed by third parties. On each occasion points out another person to conduct reconnaissance or interfere with your connectivity," said hacker's gorgeous.
He revealed, Safe Browsing technology Google's own testing billions of URLs per day to determine a website is safe to visit or not. Every day, there are thousands of new sites were declared unsafe. Most are official websites hit by cyber attacks.
"When we detect an unsafe site, we'll display a message on the Google Search and on the web browser," said Parisa.
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| Tips for Safe Internetan of 'Security Princess' Google |
At least, there are 5 tips on Internet safety that Parisa to keep in mind:
1. Suspect free assistance or unsolicited
2. Do not reuse or share the same password for different accounts
3. Do not log in on a shared computer and verify your account security settings
4. Knowing all software or applications that are installed on your computer and phone
5. Make sure the program or application you are always updated
Tips for Safe Internetan of 'Security Princess' Google
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