WorksheetsLesson 6: Criminal Use
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does the Computer Misuse Act criminalise?
A) Social media use
B) Unauthorised access
C) Legal software updates
D) Data encryption
How can companies prevent social engineering?
A) Weak passwords
B) Security training
C) Ignoring emails
D) Disabling firewalls
Why is social engineering effective?
A) Exploits human psychology
B) Requires programming skills
C) Needs software updates
D) Blocks malware
What does baiting involve?
A) Deleting malware
B) Using fake offers to lure users
C) Increasing security
D) Backing up files
What is tailgating?
A) Entering a secure area without permission
B) Encrypting data
C) Phishing emails
D) Strong passwords
What is phishing?
A) Secure email use
B) Fake emails tricking users
C) Encrypting messages
D) Changing passwords
What does least privilege access mean?
A) Admin rights for all
B) Restricted access
C) Open networks
D) Free file sharing
What is the role of GDPR?
A) Prevent hacking
B) Regulate data protection
C) Block malware
D) Monitor networks
What is an IDS used for?
A) Monitoring network threats
B) Increasing system speed
C) Blocking websites
D) Encrypting files
What does the Police and Justice Act 2006 prohibit?
A) Strong passwords
B) Software updates
C) Hacking tool creation
D) Data backups
What is a firewall?
A) Network barrier
B) Password manager
C) Malware scanner
D) File storage tool
What does the Budapest Convention address?
A) Network speed
B) Cybercrime laws globally
C) Encryption standards
D) Antivirus updates
What happens if GDPR is violated?
A) Data is encrypted
B) Heavy fines
C) Account deletion
D) Increased access
What is encryption?
A) Blocking emails
B) Converting data for security
C) Deleting backups
D) Hiding files
Why use multi-factor authentication?
A) Improve graphics
B) Add login security
C) Disable firewalls
D) Speed up processing
