Understanding Online Security Threats

What are the signs that the account isn’t being used by you or your friends?

• A. New features added to the app.

• B. Messages sent at unusual times or with unfamiliar content.

• C. The app requires an update.

• D. Friends are not responding to messages.

Who should you inform right away?

• A. Ignore the situation; it might resolve itself.

• B. Post about it on social media.

• C. Inform a trusted friend, teacher, or IT support.

• D. Contact the hacker directly.

How can everyone in the group work together to confirm if the account is really hacked?

• A. Assume it's a prank and do nothing.

• B. Check with each other to verify unusual messages and activities.

• C. Delete the app immediately.

• D. Share the account password with more friends.

What is your immediate reaction to a message promising guaranteed exam success?

• A. Excited and eager to click the link.

• B. Sceptical because it sounds too good to be true.

• C. Indifferent; you ignore such messages.

• D. Curious but cautious about the offer.

What details in the SMS might indicate it’s fake?

• A. Professional language and official logos.

• B. Spelling mistakes, a strange sender number, or overly urgent language.

• C. Personalized greeting with your name.

• D. Links to well-known educational resources.

What could happen if you click on the link in this SMS?

• A. Access to free and legitimate exam papers.

• B. Installation of harmful software or theft of personal information.

• C. Redirection to your school's official website.

• D. Nothing; the link is harmless.

What is the safest action to take when you receive such a message?

• A. Click the link to see what it offers.

• B. Ignore the message, delete it, or report it to a trusted adult.

• C. Forward the message to friends for their opinion.

• D. Reply to the message asking for more details.

How can you and your friends stay cautious about similar messages in the future?

• A. Click on all links to verify their authenticity.

• B. Share such messages widely to raise awareness.

• C. Be skeptical of unsolicited offers and verify their legitimacy through trusted sources.

• D. Disable SMS notifications to avoid such messages.

What should you check about an app before downloading it?

• A. The app's icon and name only.

• B. Reviews, ratings, and permissions requested.

• C. Whether it's free or paid.

• D. If it's popular among friends.

What are some signs that the app might be causing problems?

• A. Improved battery life.

• B. Strange pop-ups and slow performance.

• C. Enhanced device speed.

• D. New useful features.