A+ - 17B - Configure Browser Security

Which browser has replaced Microsoft's Internet Explorer and now uses the same underlying Chromium codebase as Google Chrome?

• Mozilla Firefox

• Opera

• Microsoft Edge

• Safari

What is the primary purpose of using a trusted source for downloading browsers?

• To ensure compatibility with macOS and iOS

• To enhance browser functionality

• To avoid security risks

• To support third-party plug-ins

What is the main risk associated with installing browsers from untrusted sources?

• Exposure to unwanted ads

• Enhanced privacy controls

• Increased security features

• Exposure to spyware and redirection attacks

Which type of browser add-on can run scripts to interact with the pages you are looking at, potentially compromising security or privacy?

• Plug-ins

• Apps

• Extensions

• Themes

What feature allows users to synchronize settings, bookmarks, and passwords across devices in a browser?

• Browser settings

• Browser extensions

• Password manager

• Browser sign-in

How do browsers implement a secure connection to a website?

• Through Transport Layer Security (TLS) and digital certificates

• Through pop-up blockers

• By clearing cache and browsing data

• By using private/incognito browsing mode

What is the purpose of using private/incognito browsing mode?

• To disable caching features

• To guarantee complete anonymity

• To store browsing history securely

• To speed up browsing

Which browser has its settings accessed via chrome://settings or about:preferences?

• Mozilla Firefox

• Microsoft Edge

• Google Chrome

• Safari

What is the primary function of privacy controls in browsers?

• To store browsing history

• To disable pop-up blockers

• To govern sites' use of tracking tools like cookies

• To configure browser themes

What is the risk associated with third-party cookies in browsers?

• Exposure to unwanted ads

• Enhanced privacy controls

• Tracking across different websites

• Improved browsing speed