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Online Piracy and Cybercrime Insights

The document outlines a speaking task focused on online piracy and cybercrime, encouraging candidates to discuss various topics such as effective deterrents, plagiarism detection software, and the implications of cybercrime. It provides specific roles for two candidates, one discussing types of cybercrime and the other addressing phishing attacks. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of using advanced vocabulary and adapting communication style to the audience.

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Online Piracy and Cybercrime Insights

The document outlines a speaking task focused on online piracy and cybercrime, encouraging candidates to discuss various topics such as effective deterrents, plagiarism detection software, and the implications of cybercrime. It provides specific roles for two candidates, one discussing types of cybercrime and the other addressing phishing attacks. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of using advanced vocabulary and adapting communication style to the audience.

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1C1 SPEAKING CARDS

MODULE 5B (1ST WEEK)

UNIT 5B · Introduce yourself (briefly) to the other candidate/s.


ONLINE PIRACY & · Talk for about 3.30-4 minutes.
CYBERCRIME · Choose at least 3 of the ideas below.
· You can add your own ideas if you want.
TASK 1 · Make sure you use the advanced vocabulary and grammar studied so
MONOLOGUE far + ideas from pp. 79 and 82 & the “Extra Material” folder.

· Effective deterrents against online piracy. How to protect copyright


material and prevent plagiarism.
· Plagiarism detection software in education. OER (Open Educational
Resources).
· Do streaming services (Netflix, Spotify, HBO, Amazon Premium…)
help fight online piracy? Free knowledge vs profit rights.
· The Deep Web and the Dark Web. Types of hackers.
· Consequences of cybercrime for ordinary people, celebrities,
politicians…
· Effective measures to prevent cybercrime. If so, which ones?
Criminal penalties for hacking.

· Read the information below very carefully.


UNIT 5B · Summarize the main ideas and try to paraphrase.
CYBERCRIME · You can add your own ideas if you want.
TASK 2 · Think about who you are and who you are talking to (adapt your
MEDIATION style and register to that).
· Talk for about 2.00-2.30 minutes.

Candidate A: TYPES OF CYBERCRIME > You are a specialist in cybersecurity and, in view
of the growth of cybercrime, you have been invited to give a short speech on a radio
programme about the different types of cybercrime and how to prevent them. Use the
infographic on page 2 to help you prepare it.

Candidate B: PHISHING ATTACKS > Your teenage daughter is going to university and has
opened her own bank account for the first time in order top ay bills, university fees and make
other online payments. You decide to make her aware of phishing attacks and warn her about
the problem. Use the infographic on page 3 to support your speech.

Sara Vergel, María Añón, Inés García & Silvia Carchano


What is the cyber crime?
Data shows the crime is increasing
It englobles
By the same token, the virtual data can
all the crime that are comittted
on the internet 1C1 SPEAKING CARDS be the source so as to develop new
apps or codes to avoid the cyber crime

Candidate A: Types of cybercrime

Task adapted from: Banco de Tareas de Mediación, Aules, EOI Gandía, Paula Pérez
There are
several cyber
issues
classifications

Missing delivery
Debit card scam
identity missapropation
laptop scam
Banking institutions fraud
nigerian letter scam (to acces to your bank account)
bidding manipulation (check fraud)
Intimidations
Sara Vergel, María Añón, Inés García & Silvia Carchano
Text
open an answer the email o
No sooner do
perhaps you can click on the
you receive an
website link
email, which 1C1 SPEAKING CARDS
can be from
reliable source,
than you Candidate B: Phishing Attacks

they can request personal


data

Therefore, hackers
can have your information
to use in their benefit

-> Your data can


be sold
-> you can be victim of
identity theft

->They can take away


all your funds

-> They can attack all


your contacts

United states
is the main country
that have phising web

Over 35% of phising


attacks are against
payment gateway accounts

Task adapted from: Banco de Tareas de Mediación, Aules, EOI Gandía, Paula Pérez

Sara Vergel, María Añón, Inés García & Silvia Carchano

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