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I personally like to think of the internet as a parallel universe, a cyber-world as opposed to teh real-world. In cyber-world, people do much the same things as in the real world, such as chat, work, or go shopping. And, as in the real-world, there are dangers.

In the real-world, we spend years as children learning about the world and all its dangers before we can safetly go out on our own. This is not the case in cyber-world. People wander into cyber-world as cyber-toddlers or even cyber-infants.

How can these people be expected to look after themselves in this strange new world? I believe that education must be the first step to computer security. Cyber-world is too complex and dangerous to jump into without understanding the dangers.

- Jimi Loo