Much of the discussion I've heard surrounding this topic focuses on high profile individuals, who despite being larger targets also have greater access to resources. However I have encountered increasing anxiety in my interactions with High School teachers and college staff about the ways that these kinds of attacks can affect their students and propagate quickly through campus culture. As the tools necessary to enact cyber harassment and create convincing fakes become more accessible, what ways do you see as effective ways groups with limited resources to become informed and effectively combat this problem.
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Much of the discussion I've heard surrounding this topic focuses on high profile individuals, who despite being larger targets also have greater access to resources. However I have encountered increasing anxiety in my interactions with High School teachers and college staff about the ways that these kinds of attacks can affect their students and propagate quickly through campus culture. As the tools necessary to enact cyber harassment and create convincing fakes become more accessible, what ways do you see as effective ways groups with limited resources to become informed and effectively combat this problem.
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