New Product Helps Moms Protect Their Children's Privacy On Social Networks

PrivacyForSocialNetworks.com combines two software products

February 11, 2011

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EDISON, N.J., Feb. 10, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- PrivacyForSocialNetworks.com announces a new product enabling mothers to protect their children's privacy on social networks from privacy hackers. Privacy hackers pose a dangerous threat due to their anonymity and advanced software, which can see everything that is typed and is invisible to the user. These factors easily enable them to take over a computer and violate children's privacy. Today their favorite place to find victims is social networks, due to their immense popularity. The lack of privacy in social media is a major threat plaguing all Internet users, including parents.

Privacy hackers use advanced software, such as Keyloggers, which enables them access to a myriad of private information including passwords, social security numbers and important financial information. Reports claim that 70% of online attacks involve unauthorized entrance into bank and brokerage accounts.

Children's online identities can be stolen by Keyloggers software that can see everything that is typed, including passwords. For example, the privacy hackers can steal a child's Social Network password, log on as them and then write nasty things to all of their friends. This is one of the worst things a child could ever imagine happening to them. The privacy hackers can even spy on children by turning on their webcam and or microphone, enabling them to see and/or hear everything a child does in their own home.

Parent's privacy can also easily be violated. Privacy hackers can steal their social security number and money from bank and brokerage accounts.

A major reason for this lack-of-privacy problem is that when friends share information on Social Networks it becomes easy to mistakenly click on bad links embedded within pictures and messages.

One of these bad links is actually invisible, called Clickjacking, and has been placed over popular buttons on Social Network websites, such as the "Like" button on Facebook News. When the button is clicked, the privacy hacker's software is downloaded, enabling them to take over your children's and/or your own computer.

Today's basic anti-virus security software is not strong enough to deal with Keylogging, Clickjacking and other sophisticated softwares that the privacy hackers use. This is especially true for the nearly half of the marketplace that uses free anti-virus software.

Realizing that no single piece of software can address the problem, PrivacyForSocialNetworks.com uses a totally different approach by combining two software products that make Keyloggers and Clickjacking and other attacks obsolete.

To read more about our Social Network privacy solution, visit us at http://www.privacyforsocialnetworks.com

About PrivacyForSocialNetworks.com

PrivacyForSocialNetworks.com helps to protect children's and adults' privacy from being violated through Social Networks. Its first product is designed to solve this problem. The firm is located in Edison, NJ, and can be reached at http://www.privacyforsocialnetworks.com and by phone at 732-662-5883.

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