Q12: What is the main problem with cybercrime enforcement across countries?

Different laws in different jurisdictions

Q5: What is the primary purpose of the Official Secrets Act 1989?

To prevent leaking of sensitive government information

Q7: What is a “Pump-and-Dump” scam in crypto markets?

Artificially inflating a coin’s price before selling

Q2: Under GDPR, what is the maximum fine for serious violations?

4% of global turnover or €20 million

Q11: Why is AI already considered a cybersecurity risk?

AI can be used for deepfake and chatbot scams

Q9: What is the main function of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) 1984?

Sets rules for handling criminal evidence, including digital forensics

Q10: Which of these is an example of Crypto-Jacking?

Secretly using someone’s computer to mine cryptocurrency

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Q12: What is the main problem with cybercrime enforcement across countries?
Lack of trained police officers
The internet is just too big to monitor
Different laws in different jurisdictions
Cybercriminals cannot be arrested
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Q3: What does OSINT stand for in cybersecurity?
Open-System Integration Network Tool
Offensive Security Intelligence and Network Tracking
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Open-Source Intelligence
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Q5: What is the primary purpose of the Official Secrets Act 1989?
To criminalise whistle-blowers
To protect consumer privacy
To regulate government surveillance
To prevent leaking of sensitive government information
4
Q1: Which UK law criminalises hacking and unauthorised access to computer systems?
Data Protection Act 2018
Official Secrets Act 1989
Investigatory Powers Act 2016
Computer Misuse Act 1990
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Q7: What is a “Pump-and-Dump” scam in crypto markets?
Artificially inflating a coin’s price before selling
Mining crypto using stolen electricity
Hacking into crypto wallets
Using multiple wallets to launder money
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Q2: Under GDPR, what is the maximum fine for serious violations?
2% of global turnover
4% of global turnover or €20 million
£500,000
£1 million
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Q11: Why is AI already considered a cybersecurity risk?
AI slows down cybercrime investigations
AI prevents phishing attacks
AI is too expensive for law enforcement agents to use
AI can be used for deepfake and chatbot scams
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Q4: Which of these is NOT a common cybercrime?
Phishing
Biometric Scanning
Ransomware
Money Laundering
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Q9: What is the main function of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) 1984?
Protects police officers from cybercrime
Sets rules for handling criminal evidence, including digital forensics
It lets Police enter your home without knocking first
Regulates surveillance on cybercriminals
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Q8: What technique do cybercriminals use to hide cryptocurrency transactions?
Smart Contracts
Blockchain Hard Forks
Crypto Mining
Mixing Services
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Q6: Which cryptocurrency is now commonly used for anonymous transactions and money laundering?
Bitcoin
Ripple
NFT
Monero
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Q10: Which of these is an example of Crypto-Jacking?
Hacking a bank’s website
Secretly using someone’s computer to mine cryptocurrency
Deleting financial transaction logs
Stealing passwords via phishing emails

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