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Information Security - Year 7

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Maame needs some money. She went to ATM to withdraw some money. She covered her password when she was inputing, withdrew the money and she took her card back. However, her money has been stolen. Then she found the ATM has the virus program could copy the chip of her card and still has a micromonitor let hackers to see her password. What is correct in this case.

a)

Maame violated Availability traid

b)

The hacker violated Availability traid

c)

Maame violated confidentally traid

d)

The hacker violated confindentally traid

2.

John-Bernard is hungry. He went to the tuck shop to buy Ekumfi Juice and Blue Pop Corn. He covered his password(Visa Card) when he was inputing and bought some items and redrew money as well. But he forgot to take his card back. He realised his money was stolen. What do you think happened ?

4 lines
3.

Bimpong inserts a trojan program into Malik's laptop, and He found out Malik's password of his bank accounts. He did not take any money, so does he violate any laws?

a)

Yes, he violated laws of Trade Secret, Business Secret

b)

Yes, he violated laws of cybersecurity

c)

No he did not

d)

Yes, he violate the polity

4.

If Jason sent some malware to Jude company's servers, who is responsible to this case?

a)

Jason

b)

Jude

c)

Jason and Jude

5.

Sena told her friend Joseph about her email password. And then she found Joseph used her email sent emails to others. Who is responsible for this case?

a)

Sena

b)

Joseph

c)

Sena and Joseph

6.

Adwoa told her friend about her password of snapchat. What traid does she violate?

a)

Confidentially

b)

Integrity

c)

Availability

7.

which refers as the practice of protecting information by mitigating information risks.

a)

Vulnerability

b)

Information Security

c)

Vectors

d)

Application

8.

You receive an email with the subject “Immediate Action Required needed on your credit card account.” Why is this suspicious?

a)

Because it is illegal to send credit offers in email

b)

Because your credit card company does not use email

c)

This email is not suspicious

d)

The subject line is demanding immediate action

9.

How should you confirm the legitimacy of an email?

a)

Contact the sender through a method not described in the email

b)

Reply to the email

c)

Send a letter to the address listed in the email

d)

Call the phone number listed in the email

10.

You receive an email from Human Resources Department. The email asks for your birthdate and home address to set up your retirement account. You should:

a)

Forward the email to your financial advisor

b)

Reply to the email with the required information

c)

Ignore the email and directly contact your Human Resource representatives to see if the email is legitimate.

d)

Reply to the email to confirm with your Human Resources department and then send the requested information

11.

you receive an unexpected email from a co-worker, asking you to review an attached document. You should.

a)

Open the attachment and review it immediately

b)

Reply to the email to confirm the attachment came from your co-worker

c)

Without replying to the email, confirm that your co-worker sent the attachment

d)

Download the attachment and wait to open it until you can confirm with your co-worker

12.

You receive an email explaining that you won a tablet. What should you do next?

a)

Provide the required information and request overnight shipping

b)

Ignore and delete the email

c)

Follow the links in the email to investigate the offer further

d)

Forward the email to your friend so they can receive a free tablet too

13.

How can malware be distributed?

a)

Found USB drives

b)

Email attachments

c)

All of these

d)

Browser Plugins

14.

Privacy means keeping data about people....

a)

confidential

b)

available

15.

What is Cyber security?

a)

All the tools we use and actions we take to keep computers safe.

b)

Protecting your computer against hackers

c)

Being secure against cyber bots

16.

What is malware?

a)

Hackers trying to hack your computer.

b)

Term for any software that is designed to harm or do illegal activities.

c)

Term for cookies trying to invade your computer and implement viruses.

17.

What is spyware?

a)

Malware that collects information about you without your consent or knowledge.

b)

A program that looks through you laptop camera and allows your FBI Agent to see you.

c)

A program that allows you to become a better spy and gives you tools to spy on your friends.

18.

What is netiquette?

a)

A term used to describe network attacks.

b)

A malware that pretends to have ethical standards but attacks you when you least suspect it.

c)

The term for commonly accepted rules of how to behave online.

19.

What is a firewall?

a)

A wall made of fire in your computer to make sure your computer is heated up and running properly.

b)

A software used to attack other security measures in your computer to insure your computer is safe.

c)

A filter that filters incoming data, protecting a network from attacks.

20.
What does a virus do?
a)
Makes the computer stop working
b)
Attaches inside of program
c)
Spreads across system
d)
Gets full access
21.

What is one way that you can prevent

identity theft?

a)

Maxing out your credit card

b)

Throwing personal documents away without

shredding them

c)

Opening several accounts

d)

Examining bank accounts

on a regular basis

22.

What should you do if someone asks for your

password?

a)

Provide your password to your supervisor

b)

Provide your password to Help Desk

c)

Do not give your

password out to anyone

d)

Provide your password to the IT security officer

23.

What is a RansomWare Virus?

a)

A virus that makes all

contexts on your computer unreadable and demands money to unlock your computer.

b)

A virus that will not allow you to turn your

computer on.

c)

A virus that sends a mass email to your address

book that includes a link to the malware.

d)

A virus that will make you sick.

24.

If you receive an attachment from someone you don't know, you should never open it.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Which of the following may result in a malware infection?

a)

Opening an email attachment

b)

Downloading a file from a website

c)

Clicking on an infected link

d)

All of the above

26.

What damage can be caused by malware?

a)

Computer crashes

b)

The compromising personal information, which may lead to identity theft

c)

Permanent deletion

d)

All of the above

27.

The _____ type of malware collects personal information and sends it to a third party.

a)

Worm

b)

Toolbar

c)

Homepage hijacker

d)

Spyware