Malware

What is a major risk to your device once you connect to the Internet?

• • Increased battery life

• • Infection with malware

• • Faster processing speed

• • Enhanced camera quality

Which of the following is NOT a type of malware?

• • Ransomware

• • Trojans

• • Anti-virus

• • Spyware

What can ransomware do to your device?

• • Speed it up

• • Increase storage capacity

• • Improve battery performance

• • Encrypt or lock your data

How can malware typically infect your device?

• • Clicking on links

• • Using trusted Wi-Fi

• • Downloading apps from official stores

• • Turning off Wi-Fi

What is the first step in being cyber resilient?

• • React

• • Recover

• • Recognise

• • Delete

What should you do before clicking on a URL?

• • Check if it's secure (https:)

• • Ignore it

• • Click quickly

• • Look at the color scheme

Which action is recommended if your device becomes infected with ransomware?

• • Pay the ransom

• • Contact the police

• • Do not pay the ransom

• • Ignore the issue

What is a key strategy for recovering from a malware attack?

• • Using your device without a backup

• • Performing a factory reset

• • Ignoring the problem

• • Only using Wi-Fi

What is essential for backing up your data?

• • Saving data only on your device

• • Keeping data on USB drives

• • Using cloud storage

• • Avoiding backups altogether

Why should you be cautious with public Wi-Fi?

• • It uses more battery

• • It may expose you to malware

• • It connects automatically

• • It has poor signal strength