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Will personal information be stolen from this photo?
Furthermore, we will observe the studio's surveillance app during recording.
Tonight, we will thoroughly explain how to avoid the IT trouble that lurks around you.
Bow. Bow.
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Good morning.
Have a seat.
Tonight's special guest is IT journalist Yoh Mikami.
He specializes in cybercrime, security, and smartphones.
He is also specialized in security measures for companies and local governments.
Today, I'm going to show you a lot of data.
It's really terrible.
This era of the Internet is really terrible.
It's a pretty scary situation, so it's an era you can't live without proper knowledge.
First of all, please take a look at this.
This is the number of SNS users in Japan.
There are more than 70 million people now, right?
That's right. There are various SNS, but I love Japanese people, so it's Twitter.
I see.
The reason I like Twitter is that Japan has always been good at expressing their feelings in short words like "go shichigo", "hike", and "waka".
Twitter is perfect for that.
Twitter is 140 characters.
Of the 140 characters, in fact, the Japanese information is 2.4 times more than English.
Oh, I see.
It feels good when you put it in your mouth.
There are a lot of things I want to tell you at first, like "desu" and "iran na" here.
"bita", "oh"!
It feels good when you put it in your mouth.
It feels good.
After all, does trouble happen when you use a computer or smartphone?
That's right. Cyberattacks that steal personal information and attacks by criminal groups are increasing.
It seems that it is especially targeted at Japan.
There is a video of it.
There is a video that is easy to understand. Let's take a look at it.
This is a system called "nictate" developed by the National Institute of Information and Communication Research.
What it is is that various communication data comes from all over the world to Japan.
This is a cyberattack, a survey to see if there is a hole in a company somewhere, or an attack to steal personal information.
That's why it's coming to Japan so intensively.
Does that mean that Japan is at the center of the attacks?
That's right.
We only picked up attacks that targeted Japan.
Not only viruses, but also cyberattacks and surveys to see if there is a hole somewhere.
Including all of this, more than one billion times.
One billion times?
Every year.
In Japan, the awareness of cybersecurity like cyberattacks is very low.
Whether it's English, French, or Chinese, if it's a very worldwide language, everyone attacks the criminal group.
But Japanese is difficult.
You can only speak it if you're not a native speaker.
So, because cyberattacks were so difficult,
Japanese people thought that no matter what they did, they wouldn't be attacked or their personal information would not be taken.
But criminals around the world have noticed it.
Recently, attacks have increased because Japan is too naive to attack.
In 2016, about 15 million personal information leaked in Japan.
About one-tenth of Japan?
Yes, one-tenth of Japan.
One in ten people, one in nine people have information leaked.
So, simply thinking about it, are there people who are leaking in this?
Yes, there are people who are leaking in this.
I was leaked.
No, you weren't leaked.
I was leaked!
You didn't come here for this.
No, it's not like that.
When I first created my Twitter account,
Nurena Pian was the princess of the country of udon, so...
That's how you set it up.
So, I changed my password "udondaisuki" to "udondaisukiudondaisuki" for everything.
Then, I got hacked right away.
So, I changed it.
This guy, "udondaisuki" is a "chaukau" and "pachi pachi" is "pan".
You really got hacked, didn't you?
That's right!
Well, you got hacked, but you didn't go in.
You got hacked.
But nothing happened to me.
Such personal information leaks, and recently many of them are from photos posted on social media.
Yes, this is it, but what kind of personal information do you think will be taken out of it?
Rei-chan.
Address.
Address, where?
Location information.
Oh, I see, you've taken it, haven't you?
You may have accidentally posted it on Instagram or something like that.
Nagisa.
From college, or from my college years, or from my friends and so on.
I see.
Yuri.
From the piece to fingerprints...
I see.
It's absolutely correct.
Seriously?
This is from the piece.
If you raise the resolution of this piece, you can actually see this person's fingerprints.
According to a professor at the National Information Research Laboratory, if you're taking a picture from about 3 meters away, you'll probably be able to see fingerprints.
But don't cover up for everyone.
Not everyone.
Fingerprints are very important now.
For example, they're also used in the auto lock of apartments.
But in companies, there are cases where you need fingerprints when you enter important departments.
So it has a significant impact on everyday life.
If you get caught, you're in trouble.
And fingerprints last a lifetime.
If you get caught, you're done.
So it's a pretty scary situation.
You can get a lot of information from other photos, right?
Yes, location information and other stories have come out.
When idols often take selfies, they take it properly from above.
You guys take it from above, right?
It's not just about taking it cutely.
It's about not showing your background.
Do you guys think about that, too?
You didn't think about it, did you?
It's just cuteness.
I thought it was amazing to have a talent like that.
Actually, that talent...
If you take it like that, it'll show your manhole.
From above.
Actually, manholes have different patterns depending on the district.
So you know where you took it.
There's an example of that.
So if you take it near your house and it's shown, you know where it is, right?
This is a photo, but...
If you see something special on Twitter, you'll want to tweet about it.
For example, "There's a lot of lightning."
Firefighters are making a lot of noise.
You can tell by this.
For example, if it's lightning...
If you look at the weather on that day, you'll know where the lightning fell.
Also, if you look at firefighters' websites, you'll know where they're going.
It's the same if a train stops.
If a train stops, you'll know where it's going.
If you accumulate this kind of information for a long time...
You'll be able to pinpoint where you're going by accumulating all kinds of information.
You have to be careful.
It's okay, right?
You have to be careful.
It's okay even if you tell me your address.
Next, we'll look at actual IT incidents.
Here's the first IT incident.
Getting a lot of Lines.
It happened in front of everyone.
Has anyone gotten Lines?
I got Lines a long time ago.
About three years ago.
That happens.
I think it's the first time you've heard of it.
I was logged in on my own.
And Lines that I didn't send were sent to other people.
So the sentences I didn't remember sending...
What kind of sentences?
What kind of sentences...
I don't remember.
You don't remember?
Like, "I got this kind of thing," or "My friends told me this."
That's right, they told me.
What did they say?
I don't remember at all.
You don't remember at all?
Getting Lines is quite something, isn't it?
Yes.
You don't remember?
It had a huge impact.
I don't like hearing about this, but what happened?
It happened about four years ago.
I got a request from a friend.
First, Lines.
I'm in trouble.
Could you go to a nearby convenience store and get me a prepaid card?
It could be a senior or a boss.
So you think, "Is he really in trouble?"
So you go to a convenience store and buy a prepaid card.
Yes.
And you send this number to the other person via Lines.
Yes.
And the other person says "I'll pay you back in a few days."
But you can't get in touch with them anymore.
This is not a true senior or boss.
It's a case where a completely different person was in charge of it.
Between May and October 2014, there were at least 3,700 cases.
3,700 cases?!
Yes. The damage amount is said to be more than 100 million yen.
This is a case from four years ago.
And Lines took proper measures against this.
They changed Lines' type.
When you change Lines' type on your smartphone, they put in a authentication code.
This made it easier to get in touch with people.
However, over the past year, there has been another fraud that asks you to tell it the authentication code.
And there are still cases where you have to buy a prepaid card just like you do now.
A manual for copying text was released.
It was actually a manual for Japanese and Chinese.
Since there was a manual for Chinese people to type in Japanese,
it can be assumed that the culprit is Chinese.
Now, here's what you should do in order not to be copied by social media.
This is already a matter of course.
By social media, I mean changing your password.
Using the same simple password over and over again is definitely no good.
It's important to change your passwords one by one.
Now, here's the next case.
Infection from a well that appears on the screen.
Everyone, have you seen this before?
It has a virus.
Japanese is weird, isn't it?
This fake well screen is called "tape alert".
It has increased a lot in the past two or three years.
What's troublesome is that you don't go to suspicious websites.
You come out of an ordinary smartphone-oriented website's advertisement.
If you come out of it, you'll be shocked, right?
That's right.
In some cases, you'll be led to a fake website and try to steal personal information.
There are other images like this.
This is exactly the same design as Apple's official website.
In short mail or sms, "Your Apple ID matched false access.
Access it now and change your password."
This is the message.
Here's the link.
This will appear.
If you say "log in and fix it yourself",
your ID and password will be stolen from a completely fake website.
It's unbelievable.
They trust you, don't they?
How do they steal your personal information?
It's true.
The URL address "appleidapple.com" is written on the top.
This is a complete fake.
This is not real.
But it is very difficult to distinguish whether this is real or fake,
so it is better not to click the URL that came in the mail or short mail.
The one just now is to steal information,
but this time there is also a fake shopping site or a fake site that takes credit card information.
This is it.
On the left is a famous brand.
Yes.
And on the right is a delivery app.
Yes.
This is all fake.
Fake?
This is real!
This is where you put in credit card information and steal credit card information.
Horrible.
Another delivery app.
This is a notification app for delivery.
"Expensive mail will arrive." "How many days will it arrive?"
If you put it in because you think it's a convenient app,
it's a complete fake app to steal information on your smartphone.
Awesome.
Horrible.
In order not to be fooled by fake alerts, first warn people when you go out and close the app when you close it.
Next is...
Stealing and stealing in surveillance apps.
This is scary.
Idols like this really need to be careful about.
This is an actual incident.
A man at a restaurant sneaked into the back room of his workplace and stole the key of the woman.
Using the key, he sneaked into the woman's house.
He took out the old smartphone in the woman's house, set up the app, charged it and hid it under the desk.
The culprit went to another place other than the woman's house and monitored the home video from her smartphone.
Scary.
This is...
For some reason, the smartphone that the woman couldn't use is charged.
The culprit thought it was strange and consulted with the police.
The culprit was preparing so thoroughly, but he was stupid and was caught in the first test.
However, he was arrested for five days until he realized it.
The culprit's house and the bathroom must have been stolen.
That's right.
Horrible.
Everyone says it's scary.
In fact, this studio has also been monitoring with a smartphone monitoring app.
Did you notice, everyone?
Where is it?
It's this way, isn't it?
There it is!
It's that pink ball over there.
And this video was also seen on a separate computer.
We are now watching this state on that computer.
It's quite a beautiful image.
We are now watching this surveillance video.
If you leave this at home, you won't know what's going on.
It's not meant for surveillance purposes, but for security purposes.
Wow!
What's going on with the screen?
There's nothing on the screen.
That's scary!
Then you won't know what's going on.
Here, Yamauchi-sensei is heading to the bathroom with the computer.
Can you see it?
I can see it!
It's very clear.
It's about the quality of a TV broadcast.
I can hear everyone's voices very clearly.
Kizaki, say something in a low voice.
Yamauchi-san, you've been bald lately.
Yamauchi-san, you've been bald lately!
This volume...
Yamauchi-san, you see the microphone mark there, right?
While pressing it, say something to the computer.
The screen of the computer's microphone?
Yes.
It's like a touch panel.
Yamauchi-san, is it your first time using a computer?
What?! You can see me too?!
Look at the camera properly!
Don't press the microphone button there.
Don't press it.
Don't press it?!
Scary!
You can even speak from the phone over there.
Wow!
Can you hear me?!
We can hear you!
Hey, Hamaie!
Huh?
You're paying less than usual this month.
I can hear you!
You were in a hurry, too!
To prevent damage from surveillance apps,
first of all, lock your phone after you use it.
And, even if you have a lover or a close friend,
it's important not to give your phone away.
And next, the spread of IoT devices.
Nowadays, not only smartphones,
but many things are connected to the Internet.
Refrigerators, air conditioners,
many things are connected to the Internet.
This is called IoT devices.
For example, if you go home on a hot day,
turn on the air conditioner from outside.
Do you know what's in the refrigerator?
Let's go shopping.
If you know that, it's very useful.
Is it possible?
Is that possible?
It is expected that this kind of damage will happen to this IoT device.
This is an air conditioner temperature.
For example, if you don't like it, you can raise it.
You're laughing, but you don't like it, do you?
If you go home, you can have a heating 30 degrees.
For example, light washer and other information security.
You can see if you're at home or not if you're on it.
You can read the number of years of use.
If you get it, you may be infected with Akisu.
In addition, there is also a car problem.
Cars are all connected to the Internet now.
Suddenly start the engine from outside.
Such an incident has not happened.
But if there is such a weakness as an experiment,
It is also known that cars may actually be taken in like a virus infection.
While such cutting-edge technology is widespread and useful,
There is also a fear of being used for crime.
Do you know of such a site?
What is it?
There is a picture.
There is a picture, isn't it?
It's moving.
It's moving a little, isn't it?
It's moving.
Teacher, what kind of site is this?
It is a security camera image.
What?
It is a security camera image installed in various places, isn't it?
That's right.
Shops around the world, factories, parking lots, etc.
Such a place of security cameras.
You can see it in various places.
Now we are referring to Japanese ones.
Security cameras are not hacked.
When you set it up, you don't set up a password.
Only very stupid cameras are displayed here.
What?
So you're not aware of it, aren't you?
That's right.
This site is also used in the sense that security is not good.
Security cameras are set up for now.
Many people don't know that anyone can see it.
This is Tanabe.
Tanabe?
Tanabe in Wakayama Prefecture.
It's a Wakayama Tanabe camera, isn't it?
The current one is connected here.
What kind of camera is this?
Is it a wave?
What?
What kind of camera is this in Aichi's Nisshin?
Is it a house?
It's a factory entrance check.
I think it's set up as a complete security camera and surveillance camera.
How do you know?
Isn't it amazing?
It's amazing.
Most important people don't know that this is seen because it's difficult.
Is there an individual house or something like that?
There used to be one.
There used to be one?
It's an example of an individual house and an individual kitchen.
What?
Isn't this a cow?
Iwaki, Fukushima Prefecture.
Wow!
It's a cow!
It's true.
Don't tell me this cow is also being monitored.
You can't hold anything.
Don't turn the camera upside down.
If I say "don't turn the camera upside down" you'll say "come on!"
Alright, alright! It's out!
What? It's out!
It's out!
There's a low level of consciousness like this, and you have to raise the level of security there as well.
Now, let's announce this week's excellent, wise and completely useless idiot candidate.
It's either a reward or a punishment game.
Okay, I'll announce it. This week's wise man is...
Yuuri!
It's correct that he's being monitored with a pincer.
Let's be careful.
And this week's idiot candidate is...
Ayan and...
Arpon!
See? Ayan was taken over by LINE and I don't remember what message it was.
It's important and important, so I wanted you to remember it.
And Arpon, this recording is your last one!
I see.
It's a commemorative idiot candidate!
A commemorative idiot!
Please stay!
It's a commemorative idiot candidate!
This week's challenge is...
"SNS common sense quiz to protect yourself from traveling"!
Now, I'd like to tell you about the quiz about SNS.
The one who loses will be an idiot.
Okay!
Now, the first question!
What does SNS stand for?
Please write it down on your clothes.
SNS is also common sense.
Everyone does SNS, right?
Now, let's go! Open at once!
Ayan Smart Net Soft.
Aapon Scandal National School.
Neither of you are allowed!
That's the title of the music video!
Now, the second question!
What is the number of letters you write on Twitter?
You use it all the time, don't you?
You said it earlier, didn't you?
Did I say it earlier?
That's right.
Open at once!
Ayan, 140 letters.
Aapon, 100 letters.
The correct answer is 140 letters!
Wow!
Now, the last question!
What does "buzzer" mean, a word that's popular with young people?
I say "buzzer", but I want you to think about what it means and say it.
Open at once!
Ayan, Atehamaru, Aapon, "bubble-like events".
Neither of you are allowed!
"Buzzer" is when you become a hot topic on SNS.
I don't know anything about it.
Now, "buzzer" goes to Aapon!
Wow!
It's the last question!
It's the last question, isn't it?
Please receive the harsh punishment!
What is the secret hidden in the ad?
Let's reveal the behind-the-scenes of Fudo!
Spectacular!
It's driving me crazy!
Recommended items will be revealed at once!
Please do your best!
It's disgusting!
Please do your best!