Malware and Phishing Quiz

What is malware?

• Malware is a type of software that is designed to harm or exploit computer systems and networks.

• Malware is a type of software that is used to create backups of computer systems and networks.

• Malware is a type of software that enhances the performance of computer systems and networks.

• Malware is a type of software that helps protect computer systems and networks.

Which of the following is NOT a type of malware?

• firewall

• virus

• trojan

• spyware

What is phishing?

• A type of fishing technique used to catch large fish.

• A type of online shopping scam where fake websites are created to steal credit card information.

• A type of computer virus that spreads through email attachments.

• A type of cyber attack where attackers impersonate a trustworthy entity to deceive individuals into revealing sensitive information.

Which of the following is a common phishing technique?

• Sending fraudulent emails or messages

• Sending physical mail with deceptive content.

• Making phone calls pretending to be a trusted organization.

• Creating fake websites that mimic legitimate ones.

What is the purpose of malware detection and prevention?

• To protect computer systems from unauthorized access.

• To identify and eliminate malicious software or code

• To improve computer performance and efficiency.

• To enhance user experience and productivity.

Which of the following is NOT a type of malware detection?

• Antivirus software

• Spam filter

• Intrusion detection system

• Firewall

What is email spoofing?

• Creating a new email account

• Encrypting email messages

• Sending unsolicited emails

• Forging the sender's email address

Which of the following is a red flag of email spoofing?

• Email from a known contact.

• Suspicious or misspelled email address

• Unusual email subject line.

• Email from a trusted domain.

What is the best way to prevent phishing attacks?

• Be cautious and vigilant while interacting with emails, messages, and websites.

• Install antivirus software on your computer.

• Click on all links in emails to verify their authenticity.

• Share personal information freely on social media platforms.

Which of the following is NOT a common phishing target?

• Bird

• Fish

• Cat

• Dog