Phishing and Social Engineering Awareness

What is a common sign of a phishing email?

• It contains a personalised greeting.

• It asks for your password or personal information.

• It is sent from a known contact.

Which of the following is a common social engineering tactic?

• Offering free gifts without any conditions.

• Creating a sense of urgency to act quickly.

• Providing detailed company information.

How can you protect your personal information online?

• Share it only on social media.

• Use strong, unique passwords for different accounts.

• Write it down and keep it in your wallet.

What is two-factor authentication?

• A method of logging in using only a password.

• A security process that requires two different forms of identification.

• A way to reset your password.

How can you recognise a fake website?

• It has a secure padlock symbol in the address bar.

• It has poor spelling and grammar.

• It loads quickly.

What should you do if you receive a suspicious email?

• Reply to it asking for more information.

• Report it to your email provider or IT department.

• Forward it to your friends.

What is the main difference between spam and phishing?

• Spam is always harmful, while phishing is not.

• Phishing attempts to steal personal information, while spam is usually just unwanted advertising.

• Spam is sent by friends, while phishing is sent by strangers.

Which of the following is NOT a way to protect yourself from phishing?

• Clicking on links in emails from unknown senders.

• Verifying the sender's email address.

• Using two-factor authentication.

What should you do if you suspect a website is fake?

• Enter your personal information to test it.

• Close the website and report it.

• Bookmark it for later use.

Why is it important to use different passwords for different accounts?

• It makes it easier to remember them.

• It prevents all your accounts from being compromised if one password is stolen.

• It is required by law.