Super Bowl of Cybersecurity Quiz

During the Super Bowl, you receive an email claiming to be from a popular streaming service offering a free month to watch the game. What is the safest action to take?

• Click on the link provided to claim the offer.

• Forward the email to your friends and family.

• Verify the email by checking the sender's address and looking for official communication on the service's website.

• Reply to the email asking for more details about the offer.

You're downloading a new app to keep track of Super Bowl scores and stats. What is a key feature to look for to ensure the app is safe from malware?

• The app requires no special permissions.

• The app has a high number of downloads and positive reviews.

• The app is available on an official app store and has clear, professional descriptions.

• The app promises no ads.

What is the most secure way to manage your passwords for different Sports-related websites and apps?

• Use the same memorable password for all sites.

• Write down your passwords in a notebook labeled "Passwords."

• Use a reputable password manager to generate and store unique passwords.

• Share passwords with a trusted friend or family member so you have a backup.

If you receive a suspicious message about a Super Bowl sweepstake that you don't remember entering, what is the best course of action?

• Click on any links to see if the sweepstake is real.

• Delete the message without clicking on any links or attachments.

• Forward the message to your contacts to see if they received it too.

• Respond to the sender asking for more information about the prize.

When creating a password for an online ticket buying service for the Super Bowl, which of the following practices is the most secure?

• Use your favorite team's name since it's easy to remember.

• Create a long passphrase that includes a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols.

• Use your birthdate followed by your favorite player's jersey number.

• Keep it simple with a common word like "football" for easy recall.