Empowerment Technologies Sum

What makes deepfakes dangerous in society?

• They improve image quality

• They mislead and damage reputations

• They entertain audiences

• They speed up the internet

How does Web 2.0 differ from Web 1.0 in terms of user interaction?

• It limits users to static content

• It allows interactive and collaborative content

• It reduces internet speed

• It blocks user publishing

Why is it important to evaluate online content critically, especially with AI-generated media?

• To detect entertaining memes

• To prevent misinformation and protect values

• To gain more followers

• To shorten internet usage

What's the first step to check if a suspicious political video is a deepfake?

• Count shares and likes

• Check lip sync and audio alignment

• Focus on background music

• Look at the thumbnail only

Why does AI-generated misinformation pose a global threat?

• It lowers entertainment

• It reduces ad costs

• It undermines truth and public trust

• It improves internet speed

What made the "ILOVEYOU" virus historically destructive in the Philippines?

• It used AI attacks

• It spread via USB devices

• It exploited email systems and curiosity

• It targeted only banks

Why are worms more difficult to contain compared to traditional viruses?

• They replicate automatically across networks

• They cannot spread to devices

• They only affect external storage

• They require manual execution

Which malware locks files and demands payment to restore access?

• Spyware

• Ransomware

• Worm

• Trojan

What does a keylogger violate under RA 10175 (Cybercrime Prevention Act)?

• Civil law only

• Online ethics but not law

• It is a punishable cybercrime

• No violation if for education

Why is paying ransomware attackers a problematic response?

• It discourages backups

• It encourages further attacks and no guarantee of recovery

• It reduces efficiency

• It speeds up recovery