Cybersecurity Awareness Quiz

What is the main risk of using public Wi-Fi?

• Faster internet speed

• Man-in-the-Middle attacks

• Free access to streaming services

• Improved battery life

Which of the following can help protect against phishing attacks?

• Clicking on all links to check legitimacy

• Ignoring emails from unknown senders

• Verifying sender identity and enabling email filtering

• Forwarding suspicious emails to colleagues

Why should you avoid downloading software from unknown sources?

• It might not work correctly

• It can contain malware and spyware

• It is often slower to install

• It is usually more expensive

What should you do before clicking on a shortened URL?

• Trust it if it's from a well-known brand

• Hover over the link to preview its destination

• Click on it quickly to see where it goes

• Copy and paste it into your browser

How can you protect against credential stuffing attacks?

• Using the same password for all accounts

• Keeping your password written down

• Using unique passwords and enabling MFA

• Sharing passwords with trusted friends

What is the safest way to access online banking?

• Using a shared computer in a café

• Saving your login details on a public browser

• Using a personal device with 2FA enabled

• Writing your password on a sticky note

Which security measure is most effective for preventing unauthorized access to your accounts?

• Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

• Using a single strong password

• Keeping accounts logged in

• Using a shared account with a colleague

What is a major risk of using the same password for multiple accounts?

• It’s hard to remember

• Credential stuffing attacks

• It takes longer to log in

• It increases internet speed

Why should you avoid posting personal information on social media?

• It might make you look unprofessional

• It can be used for identity theft and social engineering

• It takes up too much storage space

• It makes your profile harder to find

What is a key security risk of unverified browser extensions?

• They might not work on all websites

• They can collect your personal data and inject malware

• They take up too much memory

• They slow down your internet speed