Nate’s work on personal security

Don’t you love it when students engage in research that has authentic value and the potential to make a difference?

Nate’s work has promise for use well beyond our little Springfield community.

Last semester, I worked with him as he investigated hacking and computer security.  He wrote a thought-provoking paper.  The products that emerged from his research– an instructional video and a program that generated a password grid matrix to help folks create and keep track of stronger passwords–are likely to be a lot more sticky than the paper.

Nate is eager to share his work.

I’ve posted his video on our Digital Citizenship/Privacy LibGuide.  He is eager for the opportunity to share it with an audience beyond our township.  Please feel free to use it with your own communities.

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