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Cybersecurity Threats and Prevention Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a risk associated with counterfeit hardware in supply chain attacks?

a)

It may contain backdoors or vulnerabilities for exploitation

b)

It is always more expensive than genuine hardware

c)

It guarantees better performance than original products

d)

It is easier to obtain than legitimate hardware

2.

What is a rogue access point?

a)

An unauthorized wireless access point set up to intercept network traffic.

b)

A legitimate access point used for secure connections.

c)

A device that boosts the signal of a wireless network.

d)

A type of firewall that protects against unauthorized access.

3.

What is a threat vector?

a)

A method used by attackers to gain access to a system

b)

A type of firewall used to protect networks

c)

A software tool for detecting malware

d)

A strategy for improving system performance

4.

What is "vishing"?

a)

A voice phishing attack to steal sensitive information.

b)

A video phishing attack to gain access to personal accounts.

c)

A phishing attack conducted via email to trick users.

d)

A type of malware that targets voice communication systems.

5.

What is one risk associated with using USB drives from unknown sources?

a)

The USB might contain malware that infects the system

b)

The USB might improve system performance

c)

The USB might increase battery life

d)

The USB might enhance internet speed

6.

What is a major vulnerability in WPA2 security?

a)

Weak encryption algorithms that allow key reinstallation attacks

b)

Strong encryption methods that prevent unauthorized access

c)

Regular software updates that enhance security

d)

Complex password requirements that improve safety

7.

What is a supply chain attack?

a)

An attack that targets third-party vendors and service providers

b)

A cyber attack that focuses on stealing customer data

c)

An attack that disrupts the supply of goods and services

d)

A method of phishing that targets employees of a company

8.

How do firewalls help prevent network-based attacks?

a)

They encrypt all data transmitted over the network.

b)

They control and monitor incoming and outgoing traffic.

c)

They provide physical security to network devices.

d)

They automatically update software to patch vulnerabilities.

9.

Why is running an unsupported operating system dangerous?

a)

It no longer receives security updates, making it vulnerable

b)

It runs faster than supported versions

c)

It has more features than supported versions

d)

It is more compatible with new hardware

10.

How can VoIP systems be exploited by attackers?

a)

By using them to send spam and conduct phishing attacks

b)

By encrypting all communications to prevent interception

c)

By providing free international calls to all users

d)

By blocking access to traditional phone lines

11.

What is an effective way to prevent smishing attacks?

a)

Ignoring all text messages

b)

Avoiding links in unsolicited text messages

c)

Using a stronger Wi-Fi password

d)

Deleting all SMS messages

12.

Which of the following is a network-based threat vector?

a)

Default credentials on network devices

b)

Installing an antivirus

c)

Using complex passwords

d)

Encrypting emails

13.

What is war dialing?

a)

A method of brute-force attacking phone numbers

b)

A technique for dialing multiple phone numbers simultaneously

c)

A strategy for negotiating peace during conflicts

d)

A form of automated telemarketing

14.

How can browser extensions be a threat vector?

a)

They may contain harmful scripts that steal data.

b)

They improve browser performance significantly.

c)

They provide additional security features.

d)

They automatically update without user consent.

15.

Why is employee security training important?

a)

It increases awareness of threats like phishing, smishing, and vishing

b)

It reduces the need for IT support

c)

It guarantees no security breaches will occur

d)

It eliminates the need for password policies

16.

Why is regular software patching important?

a)

It enhances user interface design

b)

It fixes known vulnerabilities and improves security

c)

It increases software installation speed

d)

It reduces the need for software updates

17.

Which of the following is an example of a phishing email attack?

a)

Sending spam messages

b)

Sending an email with a fake login page to steal credentials

c)

Installing antivirus software

d)

Encrypting sensitive emails

18.

What is the primary goal of invoice scams?

a)

To trick victims into making fraudulent payments

b)

To provide legitimate business opportunities

c)

To offer discounts on products and services

d)

To promote financial literacy

19.

Why is unpatched software a security risk?

a)

It allows attackers to exploit known vulnerabilities

b)

It improves system performance

c)

It enhances user experience

d)

It reduces software compatibility

20.

Why are air-gapped networks still vulnerable?

a)

They can be attacked using infected USB devices

b)

They are not connected to the internet

c)

They have weak physical security measures

d)

They are immune to all cyber threats