woman's day cyber security games

Which of these are common cyber threats women need to be wary of while participating in Women's Day online?

• Receiving a harmless game update request
• Getting a game invitation from a stranger
• Being asked for bank details in return for game rewards
• All are safe

What should women do to protect themselves while participating in Women's Day cyber?

• Share personal information freely
• Download any game without verification
• Use strong and unique passwords
• Click on every link received

What should you practice as part of safe online browsing during Women's Day cyber security?

• Flagging suspicious URLs
• Reusing a previous password
• Ignoring software updates
• Opening unknown attachments

What is the common term for a cybersecurity attack Women's Day escaping?

• Trojan horse
• Level expose
• Fishnet skull
• Routing Interference

What is the primary focus of the Woman's Day Cyber Security?

• To celebrate women's achievements
• To promote cyber security awareness among women
• To test women's computer skills
• To promote gaming among women

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Which of the statements correctly describes cybersecurity?

• Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting physical assets from theft.
• Cybersecurity is only relevant for large corporations.
• Cybersecurity is primarily focused on protecting against natural disasters.
• Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting systems, networks, and programs from digital attacks.

........................is digital money that can be used to buy goods and services, using strong encryption techniques to secure online transactions.

Why are women encouraged to participate in Woman's Day Cyber Security?

• To promote gender equality in cyber security field.
• To celebrate Woman's Day.
• Because women are better at cybersecurity.
• Because men are not allowed to participate.

...................is an emerging threat that hides on a user’s computer, mobile phone, tablet, laptop or server, using that machine’s resources to 'mine’ cryptocurrencies without the user's consent or knowledge.