Y9 - CySe - L05 - Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) Quiz

Imagine Isabelle, Harry, and Alexander are playing an online game. Suddenly, they are asked to set up two-factor authentication (2FA). Can you help them understand what it is?

• A type of computer virus

• A type of game

• A tool to keep their information safe online

• A social media platform

Imagine William and Rohan are having a debate. William says that the purpose of using two-factor authentication (2FA) is to make logging in more complicated. Rohan disagrees. According to Rohan, what is the real purpose of using 2FA?

• To keep your information safe online

• To make logging in more complicated

• To make logging in easier

• To share your account with others

Elsie, Isla, and Harry are having a race to log into their accounts with 2FA! What is the first step they should take?

• Shout out their username

• Type in their super secret password

• Send their email address into cyberspace

• Call out their phone number

Imagine Aarav is trying to log into his account with 2FA. What would be the second step he needs to take?

• Enter a special code that was sent to Aarav in a text message or email

• Enter Aarav's date of birth

• Enter Aarav's favorite color

• Enter Aarav's home address

Imagine Evie, Arjun, and Poppy are secret agents. They need to access a high-security vault. The vault uses biometrics as part of its 2FA. What does this mean?

• They need to use a unique part of their body to log in

• They need to use a special code to log in

• They need to use a different password to log in

• They need to use a different device to log in

Imagine Alexander, Rohan, and Sophia are on a secret mission. They need to use 2FA for secure communication. What would be the main advantage if they use biometrics in 2FA?

• It is easy to remember

• It is unique to each individual

• It can be easily shared

• It can be easily changed

Harry, Samuel, and Charlie are discussing the use of 2FA. Harry thinks it's a great security measure, but Samuel points out a main disadvantage. What does Samuel say?

• It makes logging in more time-consuming

• It makes logging in easier

• It makes logging in less secure

• It makes logging in more fun

Rosie, Anaya, and Kiara are playing a game of secret agents. If they need to access their secret base, which of the following could be used as the second factor in their 2FA?

• The color of their secret agent uniforms

• The name of their undercover pet

• A secret code sent to their spy gadgets

• The maiden name of their spy academy instructor

Rosie, Ella, and Henry are discussing the importance of 2FA. Henry thinks it's important to use a trusted device for 2FA but he's not sure why. Can you help him understand?

• Is it to ensure the device is compatible with 2FA?

• Or to ensure the device can receive the second factor?

• Maybe it's to ensure the device is not compromised and can securely handle the second factor?

• Or is it to ensure the device has a strong internet connection?

Imagine Benjamin, Muhammad, and Lily are playing a game of 'Digital Survival'. Benjamin loses his device used for 2FA. What happens next?

• Benjamin can no longer access his account

• Benjamin can easily recover his account with his username and password

• Benjamin can use a backup code or recovery process to regain access

• Benjamin can use Lily's or Muhammad's device to access his account