Seven Deadliest Social Network Attacks describes the seven
deadliest social networking attacks and how to defend against them.
This book pinpoints the most dangerous hacks and exploits specific
to social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace, and
provides a comprehensive view into how such attacks have impacted
the livelihood and lives of adults and children. It lays out the
anatomy of these attacks, including how to make your system more
secure. You will discover the best ways to defend against these
vicious hacks with step-by-step instruction and learn techniques to
make your computer and network impenetrable. The book is separated
into seven chapters, with each focusing on a specific type of
attack that has been furthered with social networking tools and
devices. These are: social networking infrastructure attacks;
malware attacks; phishing attacks; Evil Twin Attacks; identity
theft; cyberbullying; and physical threat. Each chapter takes
readers through a detailed overview of a particular attack to
demonstrate how it was used, what was accomplished as a result, and
the ensuing consequences. In addition to analyzing the anatomy of
the attacks, the book offers insights into how to develop
mitigation strategies, including forecasts of where these types of
attacks are heading. This book can serve as a reference guide to
anyone who is or will be involved in oversight roles within the
information security field. It will also benefit those involved or
interested in providing defense mechanisms surrounding social media
as well as information security professionals at all levels, those
in the teaching profession, and recreational hackers.
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