Across all fields of computer security, phishing is the criminally fraudulent process of attempting to acquire private information by a user pretending to be someone they're not. While the digital world continues to change at a fast pace, so do the tactics to exploit security weaknesses, with new electronic communication threats appearing everyday. As OpenID restructures the way in which millions transfer data online, a wave of new phishing dangers exist.

Think about how many hours each day you socialize with friends online, and then think about how many hours a day you socialize with friends in person. Yeah, it’s not even close. Businesses have surely noticed this growing divide and have been trying to capitalize on this digital trend for years, but the ever expanding online environment continues to keep statistics vague. Let’s take a look at current projections.

460,000 new accounts are made each day on Twitter, with 140 million total Tweets sent in just as much time. It’s certainly a daunting task to be heard in such a crowded online location, yet many are often more concerned about Tweeting too much. There are many issues to consider when setting a quantity limit or goal, and all of the factors and tricks are worth knowing.