ICT Knowledge Challenge

What is a strong password?

• A strong password must include your birthdate.

• A strong password should only use letters.

• A strong password is at least 12 characters long, includes a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols, and avoids common words or personal information.

• A strong password is only 6 characters long.

Why is it important to log out of accounts?

• Logging out helps improve internet speed.

• It is important to log out of accounts to protect personal information and prevent unauthorized access.

• You should log out to avoid software updates.

• It is important to log out to save battery life.

What should you do if you receive a suspicious email?

• Reply to the sender asking for more information.

• Delete the email and report it as phishing.

• Click on the links to verify their authenticity.

• Forward the email to your contacts for advice.

What does HTTPS stand for and why is it important?

• HyperText Transfer Protocol Standard

• HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure

• HyperText Transfer Protocol

• HyperText Transfer Protocol Securely

What is phishing?

• Phishing is a software used to protect against cyber attacks.

• Phishing refers to a type of fishing technique used in lakes.

• Phishing is a method of securing personal information online.

• Phishing is a type of cyber attack that involves deceiving individuals into revealing personal information.

What is the purpose of antivirus software?

• To improve graphics performance.

• The purpose of antivirus software is to protect computers from malware.

• To manage software updates.

• To enhance internet speed.

How can you protect your personal information online?

• Use the same password for all accounts

• Share your passwords with friends

• Use strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication, be cautious on social media, update software, and use secure connections.

• Ignore software updates

What is the function of a firewall?

• To provide a backup for lost files.

• The function of a firewall is to monitor and control network traffic to protect systems from unauthorized access and threats.

• To increase internet speed by bypassing security measures.

• To store data securely in the cloud.

What are the basic parts of a computer?

• Web browser, operating system, antivirus

• Monitor, keyboard, mouse pad

• The basic parts of a computer are CPU, memory (RAM), storage, motherboard, power supply, and input/output devices.

• Graphics card, sound card, cooling system

What does CPU stand for?

• Central Processing Unit

• Centralized Processing Unit

• Central Processing Core

• Computer Processing Unit