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WorksheetsIBS Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
What is a primary security concern with Internet of Things (IoT) devices like smart light bulbs or thermostats?
They use too much electricity for hackers to care.
They are too small to contain any data.
They only connect to Bluetooth, which cannot be hacked.
They often have weak default passwords and lack regular updates.
How can Artificial Intelligence (AI) be used maliciously in social engineering attacks?
By creating 'Deepfakes' to impersonate executives in video calls.
By automatically fixing software bugs before hackers find them.
By making computers run faster to brute-force passwords.
By deleting all spam emails from a user's inbox.
Which of the following is a major cybersecurity challenge introduced by 5G technology?
5G only works in short distances, making remote hacking impossible.
5G signals are slower, giving hackers more time to attack.
It requires everyone to use the same password.
A larger 'attack surface' due to more connected devices and network nodes.
Why is 'Quantum Computing' considered a future threat to current cybersecurity?
Quantum computers are too small to be seen by antivirus software.
It can process data so fast that it could break standard encryption algorithms.
It only works at absolute zero temperature, which freezes firewalls.
It will make the internet physically disappear.
In Cloud Computing, what does the 'Shared Responsibility Model' mean for security?
Security is shared by everyone on the internet globally.
The cloud provider is 100% responsible for all data security.
The user is 100% responsible, and the provider does nothing.
Both the provider and the user have specific roles in maintaining security.
What is a 'Smart Contract' vulnerability in the context of Blockchain technology?
The contract is so smart it hacks the person who wrote it.
Blockchain is unhackable, so there are no vulnerabilities.
Flaws in the code that allow attackers to drain digital assets or funds.
A physical contract that gets wet and becomes unreadable.
What is a major privacy concern with Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) headsets?
Hackers can change the color of the headset virtually.
The screens are too close to the eyes, which is bad for vision
The collection of highly sensitive biometric data, like eye movements and room layouts.
They might run out of battery while you are wearing them.
In the world of Emerging Tech, what does 'Edge Computing' refer to?
A type of computer that is very sharp and dangerous to touch.
Processing data closer to where it is generated (like on the device itself) rather than in a central cloud.
Computing that only happens on the edge of a desk.
Using the internet only at the very edge of your Wi-Fi range.
What is 'Adversarial Machine Learning'?
A robot that refuses to follow instructions.
Tricking an AI model into making wrong decisions by providing slightly altered data.
Training an AI model to be faster than a human.
Two computers playing a game of chess against each other.
Why is 'Zero Trust' architecture becoming popular for emerging technologies?
Because it allows users to access the network without any passwords.
It is a system where the computer does not trust the user to type correctly.
Because it means you don't have to trust your antivirus software.
It assumes that no one, inside or outside the network, should be trusted by default.
