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About the age limits in the use of the Internet

https://metsantarinoita.blogspot.com/ Kimmo Huosionmaa Google has prohibited the use of its services from persons, who are under 16, here in Finland. 16 is the limit when people are responsible for their crimes in the eyes of the law, and they can put jail. The reason for choosing the age of 16 in Finland is probably, that other persons would make Google accounts in the name of people, who is under the age of criminal responsibility. And maybe some hackers or other persons, who have used the Internet for the illegal purposes, like spamming the parliamentarians, are opened their accounts in the name of underage persons, whose names and pictures got from schools or neighbors. If some hacker can get the names of the pupils, this criminal can steal their identity by using their names and birthdays and then start the actions as the official supporter of the Russian Federation. The telephone number can also be faked, or it can be prepaid, but this kind of things makes that susp...

When you steal something, you make a crime

http://marxjatalous.blogspot.fi/p/when-you-steal-something-you-make-crime.html https://youtu.be/3cmqtm_Rfcs Kimmo Huosionmaa Above and below this text is very interesting "teaching video" of stealing property from some shops, and here I must say, that stealing from shops is the result of the process, where a young person has been getting in the wrong gang. Stealing is the port for making contact with criminals, and that is the mark, that somewhere in this thief's personal life is a thing, what makes believe that stealing is the right thing. That means there in the social network of the thief is somebody, what accepts that kind of things like stealing from the markets. And this is the reason, why those crimes must be reported to the police immediately. Stealing is the gate, what sometimes cause that person would slip even in some mafia-gang. This happened to Sam Giancana, who started his career as the small thief but then raised to the leader of United States maf...

What information should not deliver to Facebook

Kimmo Huosionmaa Below this text links to information, what should not share on Facebook. That text is in Finnish, but if you don't understand use some translator program. Here I must say that there are a million things, what might cause embarrassing situation if that information is shared on social media. First one would be that some sportsman might portray cigarette in mouth and bottle of whiskey in hand. That would cause very embarrassing situation at home, and another thing, that might cause very much humor, is if some director of the enterprise-class company would say the family to go to London for the business meeting. And then there would be pictures and position information from "Red light district of Amsterdam". There might be little things to explain at home when our hero would get back to home. Also, pictures that are taken at home might be dangerous, if there is a picture of guns. Firearms are the most wanted thing, what thieves want, and that might b...

Kleptomaniac is the ritual thief, but the thing what drives people to those actions is often hidden in the past

http://crisisofdemocracticstates.blogspot.fi/p/kleptomaniac-is-ritual-thief-but-thing.html http://crisisofdemocracticstates.blogspot.fi/p/kleptomaniac-is-ritual-thief-but-thing.html

Every encryption have vulnerabilities and now WPA2 (WiFi Protecting Access 2) algorithm has vulnerabilities

Kimmo Huosionmaa Again hackers have made a good job and broke secrecy of the WPA2 (WiFi Protecting Access 2) algorithm. What made this good work, is that they published that data so all Internet community can begin to create new kind of secrecy, or prepare themselves that their private data can be stolen from their secured WEB-drives.  That action shows that we must keep going with creating new methods of encrypting data and keep our privacy so strong, that nobody sees our private data what is sent over the net. But as you might know, real-life hacking is more difficult than something that happens in media. Almost every kind of encryption has weakened, and one thing what creates much more vulnerabilities is human. If a person uses too difficult passwords he or she might need to write it down or in worst case use a text file, where that person copy-pastes those marks to password line. And what makes that thing vulnerable for the system, is that somebody might take the...