WorksheetsCambridge Nationals LO4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name a type of Malware that locks your files and demands money to unlock them
Adware
Spyware
Ransomware
Trojan
Name a type of Malware that looks like a legitimate app
Virus
Trojan
Worm
Keylogger
What do the letters DDoS stand for?
Dedicated Denial of Service
Disruptive Downtime of Software
Distributed Denial of Service
Distributed Disruption of Service
You get a phone call from a software specialist offering to help speed up your operating system if you give him access to your PC. Is this..
Pharming
Phishing
Quid Pro Quo
Baiting
You get an email asking you to click on a link and confirm your bank details, including your username and password. Is this...
Pharming
Keylogging
Phishing
Pretexting
What is encryption?
Scrambling data so that it can only be unscrambled if you have the key
Shortening data so that it is easier to read. Eg: Information and Communication Technology class 1 in year 10, option block A becomes 10A/IT1
Converting data from text format to number format
Adding context to data
Which of these is NOT an example of biometrics
Fingerprint
Retinal Scan
Voice recognition
Secure password
A hacker gets into a banks systems and changes all user passwords to PW. Is this....
Data theft
Data destruction
Data modification
Data manipulation
Which of these is NOT an environmental threat to data
Fire
Earthquake
Water damage
Virus
What is the correct terminology for a group of infected computers controlled by a person to commit cybercrime?
Bug
Then somewhere
Bot
Trojan horse
Virus
Which of the following is a logical method of protecting data?
Encryption
One-way windows
Bolting devices to desks
CCTV
Secure methods of destructing data...
Emptying trash bin
Moving onto a memory stick
Deleting files
Overwriting
A suitable way to securely destroy data is...
Backup
Shutdown
Magnetic wipe
Encryption
Which of the following best explains the Data Protection Act?
Preventing from unauthorised attacks on an electronic device
A way of ensuring data is used fairly and lawfully
Protect the welfare of employees
The right to access information and data
Which of the following best explains the Computer Misuse Act
Preventing from unauthorised attacks on an electronic device
A way of ensuring data is used fairly and lawfully
Protect the welfare of employees
The right to access information and data
Which of the following best explains the Computer Misuse Act
Preventing from unauthorised attacks on an electronic device
A way of ensuring data is used fairly and lawfully
Protect the welfare of employees
The right to access information and data
Which of the following best explains the Freedom of Information Act
Preventing from unauthorised attacks on an electronic device
A way of ensuring data is used fairly and lawfully
Protect the welfare of employees
The right to access information and data
Which of the following best explains the Health & Safety at Work Act
Preventing from unauthorised attacks on an electronic device
A way of ensuring data is used fairly and lawfully
Protect the welfare of employees
The right to access information and data
Bias data is...
Considering only one point of view or perspective
If the data and information is correct and can be verified
How believable the data ad information is collected
Raw facts and figures that haven't been given a structure
Reliable data is...
Considering only one point of view or perspective
If the data and information is correct and can be verified
How believable the data ad information is collected
Raw facts and figures that haven't been given a structure
