E-Safety Definitions and Concepts

Kiara is filling out a form online. Which of the following is an example of her personal data?

• Your full name

• The color of your backpack

Sophia logs into her favorite website, and the site remembers her login details the next time she visits. What is an example of a cookie stored on her electronic device?

• A cookie that remembers your login details

• A cookie that stores your favorite food

Lily receives an email from someone pretending to be her bank, asking her to provide her account details. What is this an example of?

• Tricking people into giving away personal information

• Building robots to help with chores

James receives an email that looks like it's from his bank, asking him to click a link and enter his account details. What is this an example of?

• A fake email that tries to steal your information

• Catching fish using a computer

Amelia receives a suspicious message on her phone that claims she has won a prize and asks her to click a link. What is this type of scam called?

• A scam message sent by SMS/text

• A type of fish that lives in the ocean

Smishing is always sent by email.

• True

• False

Phishing is always sent by text message.

• True

• False

Ava wants to create a new password for her online banking account. Which of the following is a good example of creating a strong password?

• T!g3rs$2025

• password123

Sophia receives an email that looks suspicious. How can she avoid falling for a phishing attempt?

• Check the sender’s email address carefully

• Click every link to see what it does

• Reply with your password to be safe

Definition of malware

• Software designed to harm your device

• Software that helps you play games faster