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What do you do if you think you have a virus?
I immediately stop and call for help I will continue to play I click on everything I pretend there is nothing
Why can't you click on everything?
Because it could be dangerous Because it is boring Because it is noisy Because it is slow
What information should you NOT put on the internet?
Your real name and address Your favourite colour That you like pizza That you like to draw
What is the most important rule for the internet?
Always ask for help when in doubt Click as soon as possible Believing everything I see Becoming friends with everyone
What information is it okay to share online?
That you like to draw Your home address Your phone number Where you go to school
What is a good place to write down your password?
In a secret book at home On the blackboard On your forehead On the fridge
What do you do when someone gets angry online?
I stop and tell mum I get angry too I laugh I will continue to play
What is cyberbullying?
Doing business over the internet A computer game A new app Making friends online
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What is it called when you do neat on the internet?
Netiquette Internet game Computer class Website construction
What do you do when your computer gets really slow?
Telling mum or dad Press the keys harder Shaking the computer Open more programmes
What is a safe search engine for children?
A search engine that filters out bad stuff A search engine with lots of advertising A search engine that shows everything A broken search engine
When is it safe to turn on your webcam?
Only when mum or dad are there Always Only for strangers Never
What do you do when your computer makes strange noises?
Quitting work and asking for help Harder typing Turning up the music Just keep going
What is a safe place to game online?
A website for children Any website with games Websites with lots of advertising Websites where adults are also
What is a good rule for internet time?
Only with permission from mum or dad As long as you like Only at night All day
How long should a good password be?
At least 8 characters 1 letter 2 figures 3 letters
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What should you do if you are harassed online?
Take screenshots, block, and seek help Just ignore it and do nothing Harass them back Share your personal information
Which of these passwords is the strongest?
K@t123!Hond 123456 password janneke
Which information is safe to share on your online profile?
Your first name and hobbies Your full address and phone number Your school name and classroom When your parents are not home
What does 'end-to-end encryption' mean?
Messages that only you and the recipient can read Messages that anyone can read Messages that are only sent on Tuesdays Messages with lots of emojis
What does 'online privacy' mean?
The right to decide which information about you is shared A ban on using the internet A new app A type of computer
Why should you be careful with free WiFi?
Hackers can more easily steal your data It is always very slow It actually costs a lot of money It only works during the day
What information should you NEVER share with strangers online?
Your full name and address Your favorite color Your favorite animal Your favorite music
What is 'cybercrime'?
Crimes committed through computers and the internet A computer game Repairing computers A TV programme
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Which cryptographic hash function is currently considered secure for passwords?
bcrypt MD5 SHA-1 CRC32
What technique is used in side-channel attacks?
Deriving information from physical properties such as power consumption Attacks via social media channels Using wireless network channels Stealing data via USB ports
What technique is used in social engineering through phone calls?
Vishing Smishing Pharming Clickjacking
What attack technique uses machine learning to circumvent security measures?
Adversarial AI Deep packet inspection Neural fuzzing Cognitive hacking
What is the most important feature of zero-trust security?
Nothing is automatically trusted, everything is verified Only external connections are checked Passwords are no longer necessary All data is automatically encrypted
What is the purpose of sandboxing?
Running suspicious code in an isolated environment Compress files Saving passwords Testing network speed
What technique is used in cryptocurrency mining malware?
Stealing CPU power for mining cryptocurrency Emptying digital wallets Creating fake cryptocurrency Cryptocurrency exchanges hacking
What is a characteristic of fileless malware?
Works from memory without files on the hard disk Automatically deletes all files Can only infect text files Only works on computers without a hard disk
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What method is used to prevent buffer overflow attacks?
Stack Canaries Input Validation Output Encoding Session Management
What does CVE mean in the context of cybersecurity?
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures Computer Virus Encyclopedia Cyber Vulnerability Evaluation Critical Vector Exploitation
What is the primary purpose of data loss prevention (DLP) systems?
Detecting and preventing unauthorised data export Automatic backup of critical files Replacing faulty hard drives for data loss Eliminate duplication of data for storage space
Which encryption algorithm is considered quantum-resistant?
Lattice-based cryptography RSA-2048 AES-128 Elliptic Curve DSA
What does OSINT mean in cybersecurity?
Open Source Intelligence Operating System Integration Online security intelligence Organised Security Internet Tools
Which attack specifically targets the software supply chain?
Third-party dependency poisoning Direct database injection Local privilege escalation Cross-site request forgery
Which port is used by default for HTTPS traffic?
443 80 22 993
Which attack technique uses SQL queries to gain unauthorised access to databases?
SQL Injection Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Buffer Overflow Man-in-the-Middle
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