WorksheetsEPF 6.2
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which one or more of the following should you consider when creating a password to make it hard to identify with a brute force attack?
Dumpster diving, skimming, and phishing are ways in which your identity may be stolen.
True
False
1 in 10 identity thefts go unnoticed for over two years.
True
False
Can you get an email scam from someone even if you never gave your email to that person?
No, you can only receive a scam from someone you know
Yes, Phishing scammers harvest email addresses
No, only if you give out your email to family and friends
No, but I am not sure why
Match the way fraud may occur in the scenario: A scammer is using email to pretend to be your bank.
Computer
Skimming
Phishing
Stealing
Match the way fraud may occur in the scenario: A scammer has attached a device to a gas pump to access credit card information.
Computer
Skimming
Stealing
Diverting mail
Fraudulent investment operations that involve paying abnormally high returns to investors out of the money paid by other investors
Pyramid Scheme
Ponzi Scheme
Affinity Fraud
Bank Fraud
A fraud that entails recruiting new members to sell products or services and to also recruit additional new members is called a(n):
telemarketing fraud
ponzi scheme
pyramid scheme
identity theft
Agency that protects consumers from dangerous products.
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Trade Commission
Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)
Agency that is responsible for protecting consumers from unfair or deceptive business practices.
Federal Trade Commission
Better Business Bureau (BBB)
Consumer Product Safety Commission
