Lessons 5–6 Online safety

Multiple Choice

 The gaining of unauthorized access to data in a system or computer.

• malicious

• hacking

• spyware

• Phishing

Multiple Choice

A person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data

• malicious

• hacker

• spyware

• Phishing

Multiple Choice

the criminal activity of sending emails or having a website that is intended to trick someone into giving away information such as their bank account number or their computer password.

• malicious

• hacker

• spyware

• Phishing

Multiple Choice

any software developed by cybercriminals to steal data and damage or destroy computers and computer systems.

• malicious software

• Account

• spyware

• Phishing

Multiple Choice

Computer software that secretly records information about which websites you visit.

• Account

• Compromised

• spyware

• Spam

Multiple Choice

The irrelevant or inappropriate messages sent on the internet to a large number of recipients.

• Account

• Compromised

• Cybersecurity

• Spam

Multiple Choice

the crime of deceiving people in order to gain something such as money or goods

• Account

• fraud

• Cybersecurity

• Spam

Multiple Choice

a system that protects a computer network from being used or looked at by people who do not have permission to do so

• database

• secrecy

• firewall

• identity

Multiple Choice

the commonly accepted rules for polite behavior when communicating with other people on the internet.

• netiquette

• confidential

• cyberspace

• anonymity

Multiple Choice

when other people do not know who you are or what your name is

• loophole

• confidential

• cyberspace

• anonymity

Multiple Choice

A small mistake.

Ambiguity or inadequacy in a system.

• loophole

• confidential

• cyberspace

• identity theft

Open Ended

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Lessons 5–6
Online safety

How do you protect yourself online?

Reading Time

Complete the following headings for online security with do or don’t.

Multiple Choice

use the same password for several sites.

• Do

• Don't

Multiple Choice

leave your phones and tablets unlocked.

• Do

• Don't

Multiple Choice

be careful when using public Wi-Fi.

• Do

• Don't

Multiple Choice

click on a link you had not expected to receive in an email.

• Do

• Don't

Multiple Choice

think before you share information.

• Do

• Don't

Multiple Choice

have more than one email account.

• Do

• Don't

Multiple Choice

keep your credit card details on websites.

• Do

• Don't

More Reading

Match the do and don’t headings in Activity 1 with the appropriate paragraph in the text below.

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct heading?

• leave your phones and tablets unlocked.

• have more than one email account.

• keep your credit card details on websites.

• use the same password for several sites.

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct heading?

• leave your phones and tablets unlocked.

• keep your credit card details on websites.

• think before you share information.

• use the same password for several sites.

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct heading?

• leave your phones and tablets unlocked.

• click on a link you had not expected to receive in an email.

• think before you share information.

• use the same password for several sites.

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct heading?

• keep your credit card details on websites.

• click on a link you had not expected to receive in an email.

• think before you share information.

• be careful when using public Wi-Fi.

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct heading?

• keep your credit card details on websites.

• click on a link you had not expected to receive in an email.

• use the same password for several sites.

• be careful when using public Wi-Fi.

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct heading?

• keep your credit card details on websites.

• click on a link you had not expected to receive in an email.

• use the same password for several sites.

• be careful when using public Wi-Fi.

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct heading?

• keep your credit card details on websites.

• click on a link you had not expected to receive in an email.

• use the same password for several sites.

• be careful when using public Wi-Fi.

22. Online Security - Lesson One