For $2000: Personality tests are

A way cybercriminals collect facts and get your private info

For $1000: Chain emails are...

A way for you to help cybercriminals to spread scams/tricks

For $100: Is it safe to use your real personal information for an online character?

Better not to reveal personal info even as online character.

For $32,000: How do you check to be sure the email is really from a company you know?

Open a web browser, log–on to the site the way you normally

For $64,000: If you receive a phishing email you should

Report it to antiphishing.com or spam.uce.gov

For $200: Phishing means

Sites/emails created to trick & steal info by cybercriminals

For $8000: By entering your email in the “free coupon” pop-up ad after placing an order you get

A repeating charge from web loyalty company on credit charge

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“Who Wants to be a Millionaire?

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A cyber security game of “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?” to test their knowledge about how to steer clear of cyber tricks.

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1
For $125,000: Preventive measures that can be used include
Telling every computer user about ways to protect themselves
Thinking twice before opening attachments, clicking links
Using anti-virus, anti-spyware software and a firewall
All of the above
2
For $2000: Personality tests are
A way of making you more attractive to the opposite sex
A way cybercriminals collect facts and get your private info
A fun way to learn more about yourself
None of the above
3
For $1000: Chain emails are...
A way for you to help cybercriminals to spread scams/tricks
A way to ensure you have good luck
None of the above
A way to stay in touch with your friends
4
For $4000: Pop-Up ads are
None of the above
Funny jokes
Just annoying advertisements but generally safe
A way to win contests and get fun electronics
5
For $500: Which of the following is not a tip to avoid falling for scams?
All of the above.
Read the fine print.
Doing a web search of a company before providing any info
Thinking before you click.
6
For $100: Is it safe to use your real personal information for an online character?
Better not to reveal personal info even as online character.
Yes, but only once in a while.
Yes, but only your real name, address, and age,
Yes, it doesn’t matter.
7
For $16000: Which of the following is also a scam?
Free sports equipment for filling out a survey
Bank of America security asking you to change your password
All of the above
Become a laptop tester.
8
For $32,000: How do you check to be sure the email is really from a company you know?
Open a web browser, log–on to the site the way you normally
Nothing
Click on the link in the email.
None of the above
9
For $64,000: If you receive a phishing email you should
None of the above
Nothing, it is not going to hurt anyone if nothing is done
Reply back to the email with rude words
Report it to antiphishing.com or spam.uce.gov
10
For $200: Phishing means
Sites/emails created to trick & steal info by cybercriminals
All of the above
Using a phishing pole in the water and catching phish
Someone should have been more careful with the spell check
11
For $1 Million: Sending personal info like a social security or credit card # by email is ok if
It is to a well-known company
None of the above
It is to my school
It is to my family
12
For $500,000: According to http://docs.apwg.org which industry saw a rise in phishing attacks?
Social Networking
Financial
None of the above
Gaming
13
For $8000: By entering your email in the “free coupon” pop-up ad after placing an order you get
A $10 off coupon on your next order sent to your email
None of the above
A $10 off coupons on your next order sent with your order
A repeating charge from web loyalty company on credit charge
14
For $250,000: Identity theft only occurs to...
All of the above
Youth who share personal information
People with firewalls installed on their computers
Adults

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