Digital identity and wellbeing

What is data storage?

• Putting your computer away after use

• Buying more data space

• Putting data in a known place and save it

• Putting up shelves for your computer

Why should you have a back up of your personal files?

• In the event that the electricity stops

• Its nice to have two copies

• So that you are able to print them when you want to

• In case your phone or computer gets hacked

What doe the term Phishing mean

• Fishing from a river bank

• The most common way that cybercriminals get hold of your personal details

• Cleaning your computer

• Using a fishing rod

What is the dark web?

• Layers of the internet that make it harder for law enforcement to track

• A dark coloured spiders web

• A gambling site

• A place to buy dark coloured clothing

What is Ransomware?

• Friendly viruses that help clean your PC

• Computer viruses that threaten to delete your files unless you pay a ransom

• A safe computer virus

• A gaming site for students

What is encryption?

• A way of typing computer data

• A way of scrambling computer data

• A form of technology for creating robots

• A place in Egypt

Should you use a password to secure Wi-Fi?

• Yes, I should set up my own unique password to protect it

• No, you cannot get hacked from you own Wi-Fi network

• No, it is too difficult to set up a password

• Its not really necessary

What is multi-factor authentication and should you use it when its available?

• No, it makes it difficult to log on and not worth the trouble

• Yes, you should use it as it scans your finger prints to allow you to gain access to your on-line accounts

• Yes, you should always use it as it requires you to verify your identity via a different method other than your password

• No, it wont prevent hackers from getting into your account as it is not the most secure method out there

What is the difference between password and passphrase?

• Passwords are more secure

• Passphrases are made up of four or more words over 15 characters long- passwords usually one word

• Passphrases are unnecessary - passwords are enough security

Should you use an unique password for every on-line account

• For some accounts - not all of them

• No, they would be too easy forgotten

• No, its too much trouble

• Yes, you should vary your on-line passwords