Cybersecurity best practices and awareness.

Question 1: What is a strong password?

• Password123

• abcdefgh

• Tr0ub4dor&a

• 12345678

Question 2: Which of the following is a common method used in phishing attacks?

• Sending malicious attachments via email.

• Directly attacking the server.

• Using strong encryption methods.

• Installing firewalls.

Question 3: What is the purpose of two-factor authentication (2FA)?

• To make logging in faster.

• To provide additional security beyond just a password.

• To restrict access to certain websites.

• To replace passwords altogether.

Question 4: Why is it important to keep software and applications updated?

• To make your computer run faster.

• To ensure compatibility with new devices.

• To fix security vulnerabilities.

• To access new features.

Question 5: What does encryption do?

• Hides your IP address.

• Scans for malware on your device .

• Converts data into a code to prevent unauthorized access.

• Speeds up your internet connection.

Question 6: What should you do if you receive an email asking for your password or personal information?

• Ignore the email.

• Reply with your information.

• Report it as phishing and do not respond.

• Forward it to all your contacts.

Question 7: Which of the following is NOT a recommended password practice?

• Using a different password for each account.

• Writing down your passwords on a sticky note.

• Using a passphrase instead of a single word.

• Using a combination of uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and special characters.

Question 8: What is the first step you should take if you suspect your computer has been infected with malware?

• Continue using it as usual.

• Disconnect it from the internet.

• Install more antivirus software.

• Do nothing and hope it goes away.

Question 9: What is social engineering?

• A type of physical security measure.

• A technique used to manipulate people into giving up confidential information.

• An encryption method.

• A form of hacking.

Question 10: Why should you avoid using public Wi-Fi networks for sensitive transactions?

• Public Wi-Fi networks are always faster.

• Public Wi-Fi networks are more secure than private networks.

• Hackers can intercept your data on public Wi-Fi networks.

• Public Wi-Fi networks are free to use.