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The Weakest Link: The Risks Associated With Social Networking Websites, Yosef Lehrman May 2010

The Weakest Link: The Risks Associated With Social Networking Websites, Yosef Lehrman

Journal of Strategic Security

The relatively rapid rise in popularity of social networking services is now well known. MySpace, Twitter, and Facebook have become well known sites and terms. According to the Web traffic tracking site Alexa.com, as of December 2009, Facebook had 350 million registered users, MySpace just under 475 million, and Twitter 44.5 million. Many people think very little of posting prodigious amounts of personal information on social networking sites, not realizing that this information puts them at risk. Specifically, those in the law enforcement and military communities may not realize that information posted on these sites can compromise operational security and …


Is It All Good? Evidence About Is/It Risks From Sec Filings., Eileen Z. Taylor, Christopher Davis, Jennifer Blaskovich Jan 2010

Is It All Good? Evidence About Is/It Risks From Sec Filings., Eileen Z. Taylor, Christopher Davis, Jennifer Blaskovich

USF St. Petersburg campus Faculty Publications

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