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Este ejemplo ilustra cómo Rutkowska usa el aislamiento entre sus diferentes dominios sociales como una estrategia de seguridad. Como ella reconoce que las medidas de seguridad siempre pueden presentar vulnerabilidades, prefiere reducir posibles riesgos al no tenerlo todo en un mismo lugar que pueda ser objeto de ataque. Puedes adaptar esta estrategia a tus propios dominios sociales: mediante la separación de tus varias identidades y dominios, conseguirás fragmentar tus puntos de información impidiendo que una persona puede averiguarlo todo acerca tuyo, o que esa persona no pueda relacionarte con tu “nombre real”. Podrás leer más acerca de las maneras que puedes diseñar y gestionar diferentes tipos de identidades en línea para tus diferentes "dominios sociales'' en las siguientes secciones .
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This example illustrates how Rutkowska uses isolation of her different social domains as a security strategy. She recognises that security measures can always be vulnerable, and so she reduces her risk by not having everything together in one place that can be targeted for attack. This example can be applied in other ways to your own social domains: by splitting up your social identities and domains, you no longer have a ‘single point of information’ for anyone trying to find out everything they can about you under your single ‘real name’ identity, and potentially using this single identity to attack you online. You’ll read more about ways you can design and manage different types of online identities online for your various ‘social domains’.
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This example illustrates how Rutkowska uses isolation of her different social domains as a security strategy. She recognises that security measures can always be vulnerable, and so she reduces her risk by not having everything together in one place that can be targeted for attack. This example can be applied in other ways to your own social domains: by splitting up your social identities and domains, you no longer have a ‘single point of information’ for anyone trying to find out everything they can about you under your single ‘real name’ identity, and potentially using this single identity to attack you online. You’ll read more about ways you can design and manage different types of online identities online for your various ‘social domains’.