Social Engineering and Malware

Shouldering...

• ...means looking over somebodies shoulder to see personal information

• ...means framing as someone else to gain personal information

• ...means using pop-up adverts to redirect users

• ...means using threats to gain personal information

Which of these is not a type of malware?

• Hacking

• Denial of service attack

• Pharming

• Worm

True or false: Key-loggers remember keys used to find routes and gain information

• True

• False

Blagging...

• ...means installing a virus into a computer

• ...is an often-used way to fix computers

• ...means persisting with a method of social engineering until it succeeds

• ...means framing as someone reliable or trusted to gain information such as passwords

True or false: Computer viruses are most commonly installed by a computer chip

• True

• False

Which of these is an example of Malware?

• Blagging

• Adware

• Worm

• A Phone

A Trojan...

• ...is inserted by hackers

• ...is a form of physical threat

• ...is a virus which misleads users

• ...is a common way to fight malware

A worm...

• ...copies itself using a computer system

• ...often gains access through security failures on a certain computer

• ...is inserted into a system when nobody's looking

• ...is a type of social engineering

Which type of malware stops a user by asking for password confirmation and stealing personal data?

• Adware

• Spyware

• Trojan

• Denial of Service Attack

• Worm

Which of these images represents shouldering?

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