This document discusses the dangers of sharing personal information on social networks. It provides examples of how a person's identity was stolen after the criminal was able to gather many details about the person from their online profiles on sites like LinkedIn, MySpace, and from a PhotoSynth photo. The document warns that information shared online can have real-world consequences if used for bullying, stalking, burglary or other crimes. It advises reviewing privacy settings and being aware that anything shared online can become permanent public information.

1. Knowing Me, Knowing You (the Dangers of Social Networks)

4. My Blusher

5. Home

6. Home

7. My Parents

13. How Did I Steal Marie’s ID?

14. LinkedIN

15. MySpace

16. Amazon Wish List

17. Date Of Birth

18. PhotoSynth

19. PhotoSynth

20. General Register Office

21. With That Information I Got

22. I Could Then Get

23. Which In Turn Allows me to

24. But ..

25. Maybe Not

26. Automating the Attack

27. Automating the Attack – 123People

28. Automating the Attack – 123People

29. Automating the Attack – Friendscall.me

30. Automating the Attack – Knowem.com

31. Automating the Attack – Pipl.com

32. Automating the Attack - Maltego

33. Automating the Attack - Maltego

34. Automating the Attack - Maltego

35. Automating the Attack - Maltego

36. Automating the Attack – Maltego

42. Real World Examples

45. Questions ?