CyberSmart: Are You Safe Online? [CyberSecurity]

Cybersecurity?

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• Cybersecurity protects computers, networks, and personal data.

• It prevents hacking, identity theft, and data loss.

• It helps us stay safe online.

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​What Is Cybersecurity?

Multiple Choice

What does cybersecurity aim to protect?

• Wi-Fi signals

• Your digital information

• Printer ink

• Screensavers

• Without it, hackers can access personal or school info.

• Cybercrime can cause financial loss or damage reputations.

• Everyone who goes online is at risk.

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​Why Does Cybersecurity Matter?

Multiple Choice

What is one reason cybersecurity is important?

• To fix broken keyboards

• To stop people from stealing data

• To upgrade games

• To make screens brighter

• Malware = malicious software.

• It can delete files, steal info, or spy on users.

• Types include viruses, worms, spyware, and ransomware.

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What Is Malware?

Multiple Choice

What does “malware” stand for?

• Manual ware

• Major warning

• Malicious software

• Magic warehouse

• Phishing tricks you into sharing private info.

• Often looks like a real email from a company or school.

• Never click suspicious links or attachments.

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​What Is Phishing?

Multiple Choice

Which of these is a phishing attempt?

• An email asking for your password

• A calendar invite

• A school newsletter

• A game update

• Good passwords are long, random, and use symbols.

• Avoid using names or birthdays.

• Use a different password for each account.

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​How Strong Is Your Password?

Multiple Choice

Which is the strongest password?

• abc123

• password1

• 2024School

• P@ssW0rd!89

• Hackers can intercept data on public networks.

• Avoid logging into bank or school accounts on public Wi-Fi.

• Use mobile data or VPNs when possible.

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Dangers of Public Wi-Fi

Multiple Choice

Why is public Wi-Fi risky?

• It's too slow

• Anyone can access your data

• It turns off automatically

• It uses too much battery

• A login system with two steps: password + code/fingerprint.

• Adds extra protection even if your password is stolen.

• Often used for email, banking, and social media.

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​What Is Two-Factor Authentication?

Multiple Choice

What does 2FA do?

• Makes passwords shorter

• Adds extra security to your account

• Sends spam emails

• Speeds up loading times

• Hackers manipulate people into giving up private data.

• They may pretend to be a teacher, friend, or company.

• Always verify who you're talking to.

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Social Engineering

Multiple Choice

What is social engineering?

• Teaching technology

• Tricking people into giving information

• Fixing computers

• Learning about the internet

• Scans your computer for malware.

• Warns you of threats and blocks bad files.

• Needs regular updates to stay effective.

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What Does Antivirus Software Do?

Multiple Choice

What does antivirus software do?

• Charges your battery

• Organises your folders

• Protects against malware

• Opens games faster

• Updates fix security problems and bugs.

• They help keep your device safe from hackers.

• Always install updates when prompted.

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​Update Your Software

Multiple Choice

Why should you update your software?

• To get emojis

• To watch videos

• To fix security problems

• To clean your keyboard

• A firewall blocks unauthorized access to your computer.

• Acts like a security guard for your network.

• Can be built into your system or added as software.

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What Is a Firewall?

Multiple Choice

What does a firewall do?

• Heats up your device

• Stores your files

• Blocks harmful connections

• Prints documents

• Spam = annoying but mostly harmless ads.

• Scam = dangerous emails trying to steal info.

• Never reply or click suspicious links.

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Spam vs. Scam Emails

Multiple Choice

What’s the best way to handle scam emails?

• Click the link

• Reply and ask for more info

• Delete them immediately

• Forward them to friends

• Never share your full name, address, or passwords online.

• Use privacy settings on social media.

• Think before you post.

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Protecting Personal Info

Multiple Choice

Which is safe to share online?

• Home address

• School password

• Favourite colour

• Credit card number

• Phones can be hacked like computers.

• Use lock screens, update apps, and avoid unknown apps.

• Turn off Bluetooth/Wi-Fi when not needed.

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Mobile Cybersecurity

Multiple Choice

What is one good phone safety habit?

• Leave it unlocked

• Download random apps

• Update it regularly

• Share it with strangers

• Always check for HTTPS in website addresses.

• Don’t click on pop-ups or suspicious links.

• Use bookmarks for trusted sites.

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​Safe Browsing Habits

Multiple Choice

What does "https" mean in a web address?

• High-tech public security

• Secure website

• Hidden toolbar

• Shortcut to power saving