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The
Hacker Highschool project is the development of license-free,
security and
privacy awareness teaching materials and back-end support for teachers of
elementary, junior high, and high school students.
Today's kids and teens are in a world with major communication and
productivity
channels open to them and they don't have the knowledge to defend themselves
against the fraud, identity theft, privacy leaks and other attacks made
against them just for using the Internet. This is the reason for Hacker
Highschool.
In HHS, you will find lessons on utilizing Internet resources safely such as
web privacy, chat protection, viruses and trojans (malware), and the
over-all focus on how to recognize security problems on your computer. All
lessons work with a free "live linux" CD which will boot off any PC with a
CD-rom drive to perform the lessons. HHS is a great supplement to student
course work or as part of after-school and club activities.
The HHS program is developed by
ISECOM, a non-profit, open-source research
group focused on security awareness and professional security development
and accreditation.
For those looking for additional assistance, ISECOM is providing a Teacher
Certification for its Hacker Highschool program in order to support teacher
know-how for using HHS materials and accessing the Internet-based, test lab,
built and maintained specifically for HHS. Because this material
may be new to some teachers and have potential for abuse, we believe that it
is critical that the HHS teachers understand what they are teaching as well
as ensure that they understand the potential for mis-use by the students.
Visit the
ISECOM website to find the next HHS event or training in your
area.
Click HERE to read our privacy policy.
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Click HERE to read
our privacy policy.
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