JenkinsB


 * [[image:http://cdn.theatlanticwire.com/img/upload/2012/08/29/paswwords/large.jpg width="424" height="266" link="http://cdn.theatlanticwire.com/img/upload/2012/08/29/paswwords/large.jpg"]] || ===Though your account may seem safe and secure, there are tons of hackers and cracking programs that can figure out your password in a heartbeat.===

Here are 5 tips to prevent intrusion of any of your accounts:

 * 1) Don't use any personal information as your password.
 * 2) Don't use basic words as your password.
 * 3) Don't tell ANYONE your password. If they're supposed to know it, they will know it.
 * 4) Avoid replying to E-mails that ask for your password to anything at all. It's most likely false.
 * 5) Don't use only one password for all of your accounts. ||

Find more statistics at:[] || || media type="youtube" key="OpQuyW_hISA" width="560" height="315"
 * ===**Cyberbullying Statistics:**===
 * 1) Montana has no laws protecting children and teens from both bullying and cyberbullying.
 * 2) Over 25 percent of adults and teens have been bullied repeatedly through both the internet and their cellphones.
 * 3) Around 50% of teens have experienced cyberbullying and around 15% of teens are cyberbullied regularly.
 * [[image:http://www.digitalfamilysummit.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Digital-Footprint.png]] || ===Your digital footprint is what you leave behind on the internet, whether it be good or bad.===

Here are some tips for reducing your bad digital footprint:
media type="youtube" key="DinW62zlWcc" width="420" height="315"
 * 1) Once you post something on the internet, it never goes away completely. Be sure to never post anything you might regret.
 * 2) Don't give out personal information, for it can be collected and used against you in various ways.
 * 3) Don't give people you don't completely trust your account. They might use your name to do things that might leave a bad digital footprint.
 * 4) Use common sense. Don't post something if you think it might offend someone, because that might risk a bad digital footprint.
 * 5) Be careful of what websites you go on, for it could leave a mark that could be used against you later. ||