Website Security and Privacy Awareness

The video discusses the risks associated with using public Wi-Fi networks, particularly those that are fake and set up by hackers to steal personal information. It explains how these networks can capture sensitive data like usernames and passwords. To protect oneself, the video suggests using a VPN to encrypt data or ensuring websites use HTTPS for secure browsing. It also warns against entering sensitive information on non-secure sites and highlights the importance of recognizing secure connections.

What is the main risk of connecting to a public Wi-Fi network without verifying its authenticity?

• You might experience slower internet speeds.

• Your device could overheat.

• Your personal data could be intercepted.

• You might be charged a fee.

What can someone do if they set up a fake Wi-Fi network?

• They can increase the network speed.

• They can access and record your data.

• They can provide free internet access.

• They can block your device from connecting.

What should you do if you suspect a Wi-Fi network is fake?

• Connect to it and test the speed.

• Restart your device and try again.

• Ask the establishment if they offer free Wi-Fi.

• Ignore it and use your mobile data.

What is a VPN used for?

• To block ads on websites.

• To connect to multiple devices simultaneously.

• To encrypt your data on public networks.

• To increase your internet speed.

What is a potential consequence of using a password-free public Wi-Fi network?

• Your device may run out of battery quickly.

• Your data may be unencrypted and exposed.

• You may receive more spam emails.

• Your internet speed may decrease.

How can you tell if a website is secure?

• It starts with 'https' and shows a lock icon.

• It requires a login.

• It loads faster than other sites.

• It has a colorful background.

Why is it important to ensure the lock icon remains visible on a secure website?

• It indicates the website is loading properly.

• It shows that the website is popular.

• It confirms ongoing encrypted communication.

• It means the website is free to use.

What should you do if a website only uses 'http'?

• Use a different browser.

• Avoid entering sensitive information.

• Refresh the page until it changes to 'https'.

• Contact the website administrator.

What is a common tactic used by hackers on unsecured networks?

• Blocking access to social media.

• Providing faster internet speeds.

• Sending popups asking for login details.

• Offering free coffee.

What is a sign that a website might be a phishing attempt?

• It offers free downloads.

• It has a lot of advertisements.

• It looks exactly like a popular site but lacks 'https'.

• It loads very quickly.