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WorksheetsCyberSecurity Review 2
Total questions: 150
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Yvonne recorded selfies with a friend at the mall and posted them that night without asking permission. What is this an example of?
Invasion of privacy
Data breach
Netiquette
Online privacy
Roger talked about his English exam with a friend while waiting for the bus. Later, he sees a social media post making fun of his frustration. How is the information he shared categorized?
Public
Digital footprint
Private
Identity theft
Tina was advised not to share any personally identifiable information in online game chat rooms. Why is this good advice?
Cybercriminals can use this information to target her in a crime.
Cybercriminals can use this information to target a bank with cybercrime.
Her friends will use this information to bully her.
Her hiring managers will view her as careless with information.
Harry’s doctor notified him that his online account information was stolen in a cyberattack. What is this an example of?
Data breach
Online privacy
Netiquette
Digital tracking
Trey spent his summer at a beach house and many images of bonfires showed unethical behavior. He applied for a soccer scholarship and was denied. What likely happened?
His digital footprint showed his social life is very important.
His digital footprint showed good character and judgment.
His digital footprint showed he was not a good soccer player.
His digital footprint showed risky behavior that concerned the college.
When Nancy became angry at her parents, she vented in social media posts for years. She was denied a job and told to clean up her digital footprint and apply again later. What must she do next?
Adjust her privacy settings so that only friends can see her posts.
Start using only positive posts and comments on social media.
Stop using social media and do community service.
Delete all angry posts and comments that made her sound like a bully.
Phil was playing a game on his console. He left the game on while he took the garbage outside. When he came back, he was kicked out of the game. Later he found his little brother posted comments that got him removed. What could Phil have done to prevent this?
Change his profile picture to an avatar.
Save the game and log off.
Change the privacy settings to restrictive.
Read the privacy policy.
Sheila’s mom shopped online for a baby shower gift. Now Sheila gets baby-type advertisements all the time. What should Sheila’s mom have done to prevent this?
Use a private search engine.
Clear browser history after shopping.
Add a browser extension to prevent popups.
Allow cookies in the browser settings.
Debbie uses her full name as her screen name in online gaming. She refuses unknown friend requests, never clicks links from chat, and asks permission before posting pictures of others. What is Debbie doing wrong?
Using her full name which is personal identifiable information.
Posting images of people other than herself, violating privacy.
Allowing links to be sent to her in the chat room.
Using the chat room to connect with others in the game.
Natalie plays online games on different platforms. She was suspended on one platform for posting content that wasn’t allowed. What should she do to ensure this doesn’t happen on other platforms?
Only post words and not images in the game’s chat room.
Read the game platforms’ Terms of Service or Acceptable Use Policy.
Only post personal identifiable information in the game’s chat room.
Change her email and username to be new and unique.
Todd is on a video call with a potential employer in a noisy college dorm. Loud voices and an argument happen in the background, and people enter his room. What should Todd do to avoid these issues next time?
Meet at a coffee shop instead of video
Lock his door to stop anyone entering
Move to a more private and quiet setting
Ask dorm friends to behave professionally
Rio’s coach saw embarrassing photos of Rio online. Rio didn’t know about the pictures. Which digital boundary should Rio set to help prevent this?
Approve any image where he is tagged
Only friend people he has met
Never loan his devices to anyone
Deactivate all social media accounts
Eric spots a stranger following his account and posting a weird comment on a recent post. What digital boundary should Eric put in place?
Remove follower and require follow approval
Delete comment and remove follower
Allow followers but delete the comment
Remove comment then deactivate account
Andrea explains cyberbullying to her eight-year-old brother. Which example best shows cyberbullying?
Mean words said at school
Sharing sad family news in a group text
Sharing a nice comment on a picture
Mean words sent in a text message
Enrique attends a friend’s gathering. The next morning, pictures go viral with rumors, and the principal calls him in. What lesson about cyberbullying should Enrique learn?
It usually resolves in a day or two
It can happen any time and escalate fast
It only happens when phones are present
It won’t happen if you avoid groups
Cindy’s friend posts private information about Cindy that could identify her to a stranger. Cindy sees it the next day. What form of cyberbullying is this?
Exclusion
Doxxing
Dissing
Trickery
After Liam posts hurtful comments about kids from school, one of them joins his game chat room and Liam calls him terrible names. What form of cyberbullying is Liam guilty of?
Doxxing
Exclusion
Cyberstalking
Flaming
Tess is gaming with a headset when her little sister speaks in the room. A teammate asks who that was. How should Tess respond?
Ignore and keep talking about gameplay
Answer but avoid sharing full name
Answer because they are a teammate
Ignore and answer if promised something
Victor joins a new online game and chats in the forum. Someone compliments his picture and asks if it is a school photo. What should Victor do?
Honestly share his school name
Say the picture is his older brother
Change the picture to an avatar now
Share where photo was taken and age
Sophie’s grandfather returned from a trip with three oil paintings he created. Sophie wants her grandfather to get legal protection over his paintings. What can he do to accomplish this?
Make digital prints of the painting
Put his name in the corner of each painting
File for fair use on each painting
Register for a copyright on each painting
Lee’s dad wrote seven nonfiction books that were copyrighted. He died at age 80 last year. If the estate does not renew the copyrights, when do the copyrights expire?
At the moment of the author’s death
7 years after the author’s death
70 years after the author’s death
At the moment of the author’s eldest child’s death
Adam posted pictures in a public presentation without asking the owners. A week later he got a letter saying he might be in trouble for using legally protected pictures. What might Adam be guilty of?
Public domain
Citation
Parody
Copyright infringement
Lana shared ten new venison recipes she created online. Two weeks later she saw a post marketing one of her recipes. Why is this not a copyright violation?
Recipes are the same as a speech and cannot have a copyright
Documents with familiar symbols cannot have a copyright
Only statistics or measurements can be copyrighted if graphed
Common ideas, concepts, or methods cannot have a copyright
Sam made digital graphics and used a Creative Commons license with CC BY-SA conditions. Besides giving credit to the original author, how may a person use these graphics without violating the license?
May be copied, distributed, changed, or used for noncommercial use only; new work must have the same license
May be copied, distributed, or used for noncommercial use only
May be copied, changed, distributed, or used; commercial use allowed; new work must have the same license
May be copied, distributed, or used unchanged for commercial use
Robert was accused of copying part of a student’s report. Both got in trouble for plagiarizing content from the Internet. How can students use someone else’s digital work ethically?
Create a Creative Commons license for their work
Use only 30% of any book or article found online
Paraphrase the content in the introduction and conclusion
Create citations for information that originated from the Internet
Noah is researching weather for a video project and needs at least three authoritative sources. He lost track of his digital sources and was accused of plagiarizing. What should he do next time to avoid this problem?
Check his browser history to review all websites he visited
Ask Google which websites he visited last week
Use his browser bookmark feature to track his sources
Write down all URLs on a piece of paper
Brian created a bakery website and used images he found through Google Search without crediting the creators. What could he be accused of?
Public domain violation
Fair use violation
Parody
Plagiarism
Sharon found mean posts on her social media and emails sent from her computer by her brother. What was likely the problem with her accounts?
Her firewall was turned off on her devices
She enabled multifactor on social media
She skipped system updates on her computer
She used her pet’s name as her password
Abe’s tax numbers changed after his daughter pressed buttons and saved files. Which part of the CIA triad was violated?
Confidentiality of the data
Integrity of the data
Privacy of the records
Availability of the files
Elijah clicked an attachment. His computer froze, restarted, and froze again five minutes later. Which type of malware is most likely?
Worm that spreads and replicates
Adware that shows advertisements
Spyware that secretly tracks
Ransomware that locks files
Maria bought a notebook but skipped antivirus because it was expensive. At the library, friends sent a funny image. She wisely did not click it. What was the likely reason?
She lacked software to protect
She worried about copyright rules
Her firewall was not configured
She needed to focus on homework
Emma wants a strong, different password for each account but keeps forgetting them. What can she use to solve this?
Ransomware defense tool
A password manager app
Two-factor authentication
Antivirus protection suite
Mateo left his phone unattended and friends changed settings. What should he do so others can’t access his apps and settings?
Install a funny alarm app
Add antivirus on the phone
Use a personal ID number
Install a phone firewall
Amelia turned on two-factor for bank and school accounts and used different strong passwords. What else will she need to do to sign in?
Update her antivirus suite
Download a special access app
Provide a second piece of data
Verify her firewall is on
Lynn ignored a link to a free game shared in a forum. Why was this a good choice?
The link could install malware
The games are copyright free
Antivirus would miss nothing
He should study instead
Howard rushed through installation screens and later saw random popups. What could he have done differently?
Back up to cloud storage
Install first on an old computer
Read each screenshot carefully
Update the OS before install
Which statement best describes antivirus software on a device?
It removes only viruses, not other malware
It helps detect and remove many kinds of malware
It protects only when the device is a laptop
It replaces safe browsing habits completely
Keeping your device and apps updated helps you avoid malware because updates often include what?
Security patches that fix vulnerabilities
New wallpapers and themes
Faster charging and battery life
Extra games and fun features
Which action is a safe way to prevent malware from spreading through shared files?
Open files immediately from any source
Scan USB drives and attachments before opening
Disable your antivirus before scanning
Share passwords to speed up downloads
When getting apps, which choice reduces malware risk the most?
Use any file sent by strangers
Download only from well-known app stores
Skip reading app permissions always
Install apps from random websites
Web browsers help keep you safer online by using what kind of feature?
Turning off antivirus permanently
Automatic downloads of any file
A list of all unsafe websites to block
Sharing your data with every site
Match each cyberbullying term to its correct definition.
Ally
A friend who supports the bullied person
Bystander
A witness who ignores bullying and does not help
Upstander
A person who stands up to stop bullying or reports it
Cyberbullying
Using technology to harass or intimidate others repeatedly
Digital drama
Everyday disagreements and conflicts online
Which role describes a person who sees bullying but does nothing to help?
Ally
Upstander
Bystander
Moderator
A student messages a classmate kindly after they were teased online. Which role fits this action?
Ally
Bystander
Spectator
Cyberbully
Choose the best example of an upstander’s behavior.
Laugh at the joke and scroll away
Report the bullying to a trusted adult
Forward the mean post to more friends
Block the victim to avoid drama
Digital drama is best described as what?
A school play posted on social media
Everyday conflicts between people using tech
Legal action taken against online bullies
Repeated harassment using technology
You receive a link from an unknown sender. Using strategic thinking, what is the safest plan?
Share the link with your whole class
Disable antivirus and then open it
Ignore or delete the message safely
Click the link to see what it is
Fill in the blank: Information like your full name, home address, and student ID are examples of (a) .
Which action best protects your privacy before posting a photo online?
Share the photo with everyone first
Remove location and PII before sharing
Post and delete it later if needed
Ask friends to tag you immediately
Select the best reason for using a screen name in a game or chat.
It helps websites track your PII
It lets you break site rules easily
It makes messages load faster
It hides your real identity online
Match each cybersafety term to its definition.
Privacy settings
Tools to control what you share and with whom
Screen name
An alias used when communicating online
Browser extension
Small programs that add browser features
Netiquette
Rules for interacting appropriately online
Fill in the blank: Adjust app (a) so you can review posts you are tagged in before they appear.
A message from an unknown sender includes a link. What is the safest choice?
Reply asking for more details
Forward the link to classmates
Click the link to see what it is
Do not trust or open the link
Which example shows good netiquette in a class discussion forum?
Respecting others and following posting rules
Posting memes that distract classmates
Sharing your friend's home address
Typing in all caps to stand out
You install a tool that blocks ads and adds features to your browser. What is this tool called?
Screen name
Privacy setting
Security tag
Browser extension
Fill in the blank: Before sharing, turn off photo (a) to keep your exact place private.
You want to post a birthday picture. Which plan shows strategic thinking for safety?
Tag everyone and post instantly
Check privacy settings and remove location data
Share to public and watch for comments
Ask strangers to like the photo first
In bullying situations, which role describes someone who takes positive action to support the targeted student?
Bystander who stays silent
Upstander who speaks up
Ally who joins bullying
Instigator who starts rumors
Liam creates a fake profile to pretend to be a classmate he doesn’t like. What is the most appropriate action you should take?
Share the profile with friends
Ignore the profile completely
Anonymously report the profile
Comment to warn other students
You notice Chris is excluded from lunch. You invite Chris to eat with you. What responder role best fits your action?
Reporter who tells gossip
Upstander who bullies back
Ally who supports directly
Bystander who watches
Pam posts something mean about a classmate online. You read it but don’t comment. Which role are you playing?
Upstander who comforts
Reporter who spreads it
Ally who joins teasing
Bystander who does nothing
You delete a photo that shows a classmate being mean to another classmate. What role does this action represent?
Ally encouraging bullying
Instigator sharing widely
Bystander avoiding involvement
Upstander taking helpful step
Pat makes fun of Sam because he is blind. Ken asks Sam if he is okay and walks with him to class. What role is Ken showing?
Upstander starting conflict
Ally providing support
Instigator spreading rumors
Bystander staying quiet
Rumors spread about a girl you know are not true. You talk to your coach about what’s happening. Which role fits this response?
Bystander ignoring rumors
Ally joining the gossip
Upstander seeking trusted help
Instigator repeating rumors
Which action is NOT fair use in a student project?
Citing a source in slides
Posting a mashup video online
Creating original drawings yourself
Using a short quote with credit
Jeff posts a how-to video that uses a popular song as background music on his webpage. Is this fair use?
Yes, because it’s short
No, because songs are free
No, it uses copyrighted music
Yes, because it’s educational
Tanner blends portions of favorite songs with photos he took and posts the mashup video on social media. Is this fair use?
Yes, personal photos allow it
No, it mixes copyrighted songs
Yes, it is creative remixing
No, social media bans videos
Cindy’s slide presentation uses copyrighted images for a school project, and she posts it to her webpage for everyone to see. Is that fair use?
No, only cartoons can be posted
Yes, because images are online
No, public posting violates rights
Yes, school projects allow posting
You add internet photos to slides explaining gravity and will present the slideshow to your class. Is this fair use?
Yes, for classroom teaching
No, all internet photos banned
Yes, if you bought the photos
No, because slides are public
Your teacher copies a newspaper article and gives each student a copy for a homework assignment. Is this fair use?
No, only digital copies allowed
Yes, because it’s homework
No, newspapers are private
Yes, limited copying for class
Match each bullying response to its role.
Invite excluded student to sit with you
Ally
Read mean post without commenting
Bystander
Talk to coach about false rumors
Upstander
Create a fake profile to mock someone
Instigator
Which piece of information is generally safe to share online with classmates in a school forum?
Your email password and username
Your cell phone number and carrier
Your opinion about a recent movie
Your full home address and city
A stranger online asks for your home address to send a prize. What is the best response?
Give a nearby store’s address instead
Ask for their phone number first
Do not share and tell a trusted adult
Share the address privately by message
Match each item with Safe or Unsafe to share online.
Your name
Safe
The name of your school
Unsafe
Your home address
Unsafe
Your email address
Unsafe
You want to post a photo of you and friends from a party. What should you check first?
If the camera app is updated
If the photo has bright colors
If everyone in the photo agrees
If the post gets many likes
Which example shows setting a healthy digital boundary?
Letting strangers follow all accounts
Blocking someone who bullies you
Posting your phone number publicly
Sharing location with everyone
Receiving a comment that says, “Wow, you look really fat in that dress!” is best described as
Friendly advice and support
Inappropriate and hurtful
A private compliment
A normal gaming message
Sending a text that says, “I do not like how you are treating me.” is
Cyberbullying someone
A clear, respectful boundary
Inappropriate communication
Unsafe sharing of personal data
Changing clothes while video chatting is
Okay if the camera is angled away
Normal for fashion shows
Inappropriate and unsafe
Safe with close friends only
Calling someone to say, “Leave my friend alone or I will hurt you,” is
A private safety rule
A helpful warning
An inappropriate threat
Assertive but polite
Emailing a friend a list of “dirty” jokes is
A normal class assignment
A safe way to share feelings
Inappropriate communication
Appropriate humor for school
Telling an online gamer, “I will block you if you keep calling me names,” is
Inappropriate bullying
A healthy boundary
Unsafe sharing of data
A threat to harm them
Match each action with the best safety step.
Stranger asks for your phone number
Do not share; tell an adult
Friend posts an embarrassing photo
Ask to remove; report if needed
Group chat sends rude jokes
Say it’s not okay; leave chat
Player keeps insulting you in game
Block and report the player
Which item is most likely safe to share on a class blog?
Your street and house number
Your login username and password
Your cell number and nickname
A list of your favorite foods
Fill in the blank: Information like your home address and cell number are examples of (a) details that should not be shared online.
You get a message from someone you don’t know asking for the name of your pet. Why might this be unsafe?
It uses too much internet data
They could guess your password
Pets must stay offline
It breaks school rules always
Which online activity is a safety risk that can harm others and yourself through mean messages or posts?
Friendly chatting online
Cyberbullying by sending insults
Sharing school project updates
Scheduling game times with friends
An online predator is best described as someone who
blocks ads to protect privacy
helps kids learn safely online
tries to trick or exploit young users
designs fun educational websites
Excessive online gaming is considered a safety risk mainly because it can
improve teamwork and quick thinking
lead to unhealthy time habits
teach coding and problem solving
help you meet classmates online
Which item is NOT a safety risk and shows a positive online behavior?
Online predators in forums
Inappropriate digital communication
Cyberbullying in group chats
Allies who stand up for others
Digital boundaries are helpful because they
remove all parental controls
make it easier to spam strangers
set limits for healthy screen use
encourage sharing passwords freely
Which example is a risk from interacting online?
Joining class groups for projects
Meeting others with same interests
Digital tracking of activities
Building positive relationships
Loss of privacy online can happen when you
post personal details publicly
save homework in a folder
watch a science tutorial
update a school calendar
Cookies on websites are a risk when they
collect browsing data about you
keep a game high score
store your preferred language
remember log-in on your device
Identity theft occurs when someone
borrows a library card with permission
shares a meme with your name
uses your personal information unlawfully
forgets a username and resets it
A digital footprint is
temporary notes that disappear
the trail of what you do online
a picture of your shoe tread
a backup of your computer files
Cybercriminals and online predators are a risk because they
create school-friendly websites
give free cybersecurity classes
can scam, threaten, or exploit users
teach safe password creation
Match the term to its definition.
Creative Commons
Alternative licenses for sharing work
Public Domain
Free to use without restriction
Citations
Credits for the original creator
Fair Use
Limited use without permission in certain cases
Which statement describes citations?
Settings for turning on privacy
Warnings about online predators
Rules for playing online games
Notes that give credit to creators
Copyright gives creators the right to
delete all online comments forever
require everyone to use their work
limit unauthorized copying of their work
share all files with the public
Fair use allows people to
use any work for any purpose
use portions of a work in special cases
sell someone else’s work as your own
remove copyright from old books
Plagiarism happens when a student
turns in another person’s work as theirs
asks permission before reusing text
quotes a source with citations
paraphrases and gives credit
Creative Commons is best described as
a password manager for families
a set of sharing licenses for creators
a tool for blocking ads on sites
a company that sells textbooks
Public domain works can be used
freely by anyone for any purpose
only with written permission
only in schools with a fee
only after asking the author
Copyright infringement means
properly citing a video clip
violating the creator’s exclusive rights
creating an original song yourself
sharing your own artwork online
Scenario: You want to include three sentences from a news article in a class report and add a citation. Which term explains why this may be okay?
Plagiarism of news writing
Copyright infringement always
Fair use in certain situations
Public domain for all news
Match each term to its correct definition about privacy and data safety.
Invasion of privacy
The act of intruding on a person’s life without their knowledge or permission.
Privacy
A person’s right to keep their personal information private.
Data breach
An event where there is unauthorized access to data.
Identity theft
When a person’s personal information is stolen and used to commit crimes in their name.
Personal identifiable information (PII)
Any data that can be used to identify a person.
Match each online activity term to its correct definition.
Digital tracking
The use of technology to collect information about a person’s online activities and location.
Hack
An attempt to gain unauthorized access to some form of technology.
Cookie
A small text file saved on your device by websites that contains information about your visit and your device.
Privacy policy
A legal document that tells you what information a company collects, how it is used, and how it is protected.
Which statement best defines a data breach?
A person changes app settings
Unauthorized access to data occurs
Someone reads a privacy policy
A website saves a small text file
What is the main purpose of a privacy policy?
Let hackers enter a computer easily
Store visit details on a device
Track a user’s location and activities
Explain what data is collected and protected
Which item is considered PII?
Total number of website visits
Your full name and home address
A list of favorite games
The weather in your city
Identity theft happens when:
An app limits who can contact you
You read a company’s privacy policy
A site places a cookie on your device
Someone uses your personal data for crimes
Which action describes invasion of privacy?
Looking through someone’s messages without permission
Reading a public blog post
Updating software on your laptop
Closing unused apps on a tablet
Which choice best explains digital tracking?
Websites show random pop-up ads
People save passwords in a notebook
Teachers share class rules online
Technology collects location and activity data
Fill in the blank: Never send a digital (a) to someone you do not know.
Fill in the blank: Change (a) settings on apps to limit who can see your information.
Fill in the blank: Block any person who asks for your (a) online.
Fill in the blank: Never (a) someone in person that became friends with online.
Fill in the blank: Report (a) or uncomfortable communication to a trusted adult.
Which is the safest plan when an online stranger requests your PII?
Meet them in a public place
Send a short message first
Block them and tell a trusted adult
Share only your school and grade
Which statement best describes phishing?
Hidden code that damages a device
Fake messages asking for passwords or data
Pretending to be a friend to learn secrets
Redirecting to a fake website automatically
Pharming happens when you type a real web address and get sent to a fake site. What is the main risk?
Your device may overheat and shut down
Your email will stop working permanently
You may give personal information to criminals
Your browser will block all future websites
Pretexting relies on the target’s what?
Trust in the person’s story
Fear of losing the device
Curiosity about new apps
Respect for school rules
A USB drive labeled “Confidential” found on the floor tempts someone to plug it in. Which tactic is this?
Pharming with fake links
Doxxing with public posts
Pretexting by authority
Baiting to spark curiosity
Social engineering often tries to install what on a victim’s device?
Malware that harms systems
Wallpaper that changes colors
Software that improves speed
Games that require payment
Which goal do social engineers commonly have?
Gain access to accounts
Remove ads from sites
Increase screen brightness
Share free music files
Which social engineering tactic uses respect for authority to trick people into sharing information?
Pretexting with official calls
Baiting with free prizes
Pharming with fake sites
Phishing with urgent emails
Match each term to its description.
Phishing
Messages that request private data
Pharming
Redirects a real URL to a fake site
Baiting
Tempting with something to plug in
Pretexting
Made-up story to gain trust
Which message is most likely a phishing attempt?
“Weather tomorrow: sunny and warm.”
“Your bank account is locked. Click to verify now.”
“Your friend sent a photo. Open your gallery.”
“The school lunch menu is posted online.”
Why do social engineers target emotions like fear and curiosity?
Emotions can rush choices
Emotions improve memory
Emotions fix bad code
Emotions stop pop-up ads
Doxxing is best defined as what?
Using someone’s account to play games
Posting mean comments once
Sending fake login pages
Revealing private information publicly
Account hacking in cyberbullying involves what action?
Blocking strangers to stay safe
Deleting old photos to be helpful
Making a new profile for a pet
Using someone’s social media without permission
Flaming usually looks like what kind of behavior online?
Insulting or picking arguments
Sharing homework answers
Posting vacation pictures
Quietly watching live streams
Cyberstalking uses technology to do what?
Sell used devices safely
Block all spam emails
Teach coding to classmates
Closely monitor or frighten someone
Which term means leaving someone out of a group or game on purpose?
Authority misuse
Dissing with rumors
Trickery for secrets
Exclusion by choice
Profiles made to hide real identity to do harm are called what?
Parody profiles for jokes
Helper pages for charities
Trusted accounts with badges
Fake profiles used to deceive
Dissing mainly involves what?
Spreading cruel information to hurt reputation
Pretending to be tech support on calls
Redirecting to look-alike websites
Sending friendly messages to help
Trickery in cyberbullying is when someone does what?
Reports a bug to a website team
Shares helpful study tips with peers
Creates a fan group for a game
Pretends to be a friend to learn secrets
Match each cyberbullying type with its example.
Exclusion
Leaving someone out of a group on purpose
Flaming
Starting insults in a chat room
Account hacking
Posting as someone without consent
Fake profiles
Hiding identity to harass others
Match each malware type to its main purpose.
Spyware
Secretly gathers sensitive information
Adware
Creates ads and popups by tracking actions
Worm
Multiplies until device is out of memory
Trojan
Looks useful but causes damage and gives illegal access
Virus
Makes copies that attach to files and damage
Which malware holds a device or its files hostage until a ransom is paid?
Virus that attaches to files
Ransomware that blocks access
Trojan that looks helpful
Worm that spreads across networks
A program looks helpful but secretly opens a door for attackers. What type is it?
Adware showing popups
Trojan disguising as useful
Spyware monitoring passwords
Worm copying itself
Which tracking method creates a unique profile of your browser and device settings?
Browser fingerprinting profile
GPS satellite signals
Cellular triangulation towers
Cookie text file
Match each tracking term to its description.
GPS
Receives satellite signals to find location
Cookie
Small text file that stores browsing data
Cellular triangulation
Location traced using multiple cell towers
Browser fingerprinting
Profile of software and hardware for identity
Virtual assistant
Records talking and behaviors at home
Which statement best describes a computer worm?
File that only runs once
Tool that records microphone audio
Program that shows targeted ads
Software that copies itself rapidly
What is spyware mainly designed to do?
Secretly collect sensitive information
Encrypt files for ransom payment
Display ads by tracking clicks
Spread through networks quickly
Which item is NOT personally identifiable information (PII)?
Favorite color for art class
Name on a certificate
Home address on a form
Email used for school
Match each item to PII or Not PII.
Date of birth
Not PII
Student ID
PII
Zip code
Not PII
Drivers license
PII
Which example is PII because it can uniquely identify a person?
Job title at a company
Race listed in a survey
Fingerprint from a scanner
Game avatar picture
A website stores a small text file about your browsing. What is this file called?
Cookie from the site
Virus attached file
Trojan disguised app
Worm spreading copy
