Digital Safety Rules

You receive an email from a "prince" in Nigeria promising you millions of dollars if you share your bank details. What should you do?

• a) Immediately share your bank details.

• b) Ignore the email and delete it.

• c) Reply to the email and ask for more details.

• d) Forward the email to all your friends.

Which of these is the BEST example of a strong password?

• a) Password123

• b) MyBirthday!

• c) P@$$wOrd123!

• d) 12345678

What does "https://" at the beginning of a website address indicate?

• a) The website is insecure.

• b) The website is secure and encrypted.

• c) The website is under construction.

• d) The website is only accessible to certain users.

You're at a coffee shop using public Wi-Fi. What's the SAFEST practice regarding sensitive information?

• a) Access your online banking freely.

• b) Avoid accessing sensitive information until you're on a secure network.

• c) Use public Wi-Fi only for casual browsing.

• d) Both b and c

A friend requests access to your online banking account to "help" you. What should you do?

• a) Grant them access immediately.

• b) Refuse their request and report it if suspicious.

• c) Ask for their bank details in return.

• d) Share your password only if they promise to keep it secret.

What is malware?

• a) A type of delicious cake.

• b) Software designed to damage computers.

• c) A new type of social media platform.

• d) A harmless computer program.
  

What is the BEST way to protect yourself from phishing scams?

• a) Click on every link you receive.

• b) Ignore all emails from unknown senders.

• c) Be cautious of suspicious emails and links.

• d) Share your personal information freely online.

What is two-factor authentication?

• a) Using only one password for all accounts.

• b) Using a password and a second verification method (e.g., code from your phone).

• c) Never using passwords online.

• d) Sharing your password with a trusted friend.
  

Why is it important to keep your antivirus software up-to-date?

• a) To make your computer run faster.

• b) To protect against the latest malware threats.

• c) To improve your internet speed.

• d) To make your computer look more stylish.

Which of these is an example of UNSAFE online behavior?

• a) Using strong and unique passwords.

• b) Ignoring privacy settings.

• c) Being cautious about sharing personal details.

• d) Reporting cyberbullying incidents.