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learn:opsec [2016/10/04 02:42] – created anonymouslearn:opsec [2016/10/04 02:44] – anonymous
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 ====== OpSec ====== ====== OpSec ======
  
-//OpSec// is shorthand for //Operational Security//. It is a set of behavioural principles that are designed to keep you and your data safe.+//OpSec// is shorthand for //Operational Security//. 
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 +It is a set of behavioural principles that are designed to keep you and your data safe.
  
 ===== What to do? ===== ===== What to do? =====
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 0. Security is a process, not a product. Nothing is ever 100% safe. 0. Security is a process, not a product. Nothing is ever 100% safe.
  
-1. Keep your software up to date. +  - Keep your software up to date. 
-2. Use strong and different passwords. +  - Use strong and different passwords. 
-3. Always have a pair of eyes on your hardware (it does not have to be your pair!). +  - Always have a pair of eyes on your hardware (it does not have to be your pair!). 
-4. Lock your screen when you leave your computer/phone. +  - Lock your screen when you leave your computer/phone. 
-5. Make sure to use encrypted connections (watch out for the "https://" in the address bar. +  - Make sure to use encrypted connections (watch out for the "https://" in the address bar. 
-6. Encrypt your hard disk. +  - Encrypt your hard disk. 
-7. Don't open links or attachments from emails.+  - Don't open links or attachments from emails.
  
  
-=== CIA ===+===== words ===== 
 +==== CIA ====
  
-* **C**onfidentiality. +  * **C**onfidentiality. 
-* **I**ntegrity. +  * **I**ntegrity. 
-* **A**vailability.+  * **A**vailability.