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2022 Cybersecurity 101: Spring Post-Quiz
2022 Cybersecurity 101: Spring Post-Quiz
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Software updates are important because...
old files are cleaned up and permanently deleted or sent to the cloud
they patch known vulnerabilities which keeps you safer
you get new emoticons
they increase your storage capacity
2
In 2020, approximately how many job openings were unfilled in cybersecurity in the US?
2 million
3,500 million
3,500
250
3
Proxy servers allow you to get to a website without divulging your IP address, but they are often less secure because
they aid in geolocation.
they don't always encrypt the data packets.
they are run by black hat hackers.
they promote scams.
4
Which of these groups exploits cyber vulnerabilities?
Criminals
Hacktivists
Governments
All of the above
5
Type of cyber-attack which floods a machine/server with so many requests it crashes & is unavailable to users
Multi-Infraction Spam
Ransomware
Denial of Service (DoS)
Worm Tunnelling
6
You log in to a wifi cafe with their pwd "Beans2022." What vulnerability should you be aware of while using your device?
a DNS attack
targetted adware
a "Man in the Middle" attack
worm sniffers
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A harmful program disguised as a gift usually in free music / games. Hacker gains access to the computer when installed.
SmartPackage
Trojan
Virus
Smish
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Redirecting users to fake websites that will download malware so hackers can secretly collect personal info/passwords
pharming
worming
deep faking
smishing
9
Encryption is a way of
Securing information on a network
Deleting applications
Hacking passwords
Avoiding a firewall
10
Also known as "CEH" (Certified Ethical Hacker), which type of hackers use their skills for good?
green hat hackers
grey hat hackers
white hat hackers
black hat hackers
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Malware that piggybacks onto legitimate code to spread & reproduce itself in order to interfere with or delete data
Sniffer
Covid-99
Virus
Spam
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Harassment using electronic forms of contact
Digital Litigation
CyberBullying
Ransomware
Spam
13
Which is Not a type of Cybercrime?
Phishing
SSL
Computer virus
DDOS
14
Which one of the following is NOT a defense strategy against security threats?
Firewall
Trojan
Antivirus
Encryption
15
When visiting a site, you notice a browser lock icon on the left of the URL address bar. What does the lock represent?
You're locked out of the site and will need to type in a key code to enter
A warning that you are not allowed to view this webpage
There's a program that will prevent you from leaving the page
The webpage has been delivered securely with data encryption
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A network device which acts as a barrier, preventing unauthorized internet users from accessing private networks
proxy server
SSL barricade
firewall
bot blockade
17
Malicious code that can secretly capture your camera feed or keystrokes (incl. passwords) and compromise your identity
worms
chatbot
spyware
klogger
18
How long can it take for your computer to get hacked?
2 days
a handful of seconds
90 seconds
3 minutes
19
Which password is most secure?
LO4ndon7
%27T#wbZ3
LondonattheThameswithFred2020
#from1963to1987
20
Scanning a fingerprint and then entering a password is an example of what security process?
2 Factor Authentication
Safe Access Entry
Bourne Reporting
Biometrical Hacking
21
What is a MAC address?
A unique address that distinguishes between devices
Same as an IP address
An address to the nearest Apple store
None of the above
22
When you need to type in your password and ALSO enter a code sent to your phone, you're using
encryption
2 factor authentication
cross site scripting
double firewall protection
23
Ensures that online communication between a host & a client are secured by encrypting communications.
HTTPS
POP
FTP
URL
24
Can literally be a single 1 x 1 pixel image buried somewhere in an email or webpage that collects user data
Image Cookie
GIF attack
Pixel Worm
Tracking Pixel
25
What is the BIGGEST danger of malware?
It can track your personal preferences and cookies.
It can mimic the uncanny valley and simulate a DNS payload.
It can install hidden apps that share your personal info without permission
It can keep you from accessing web sites you want to see.
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What is a typical consequence of a computer virus?
It makes you sick
It helps your machine run faster
It opens your email account
It deletes/copies data
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Allows a secure private connection over a public network, using an encrypted 'tunnel'.
VPN
VLAN
SAN
WAN
28
When a thief captures credit card info with a hidden device installed on an ATM, gas pump or equivalent
Skimming
Phishing
Gassing
Smishing
29
Public Wifi is fine to use if you are:
Checking the weather
Booking a holiday online
Catching up on Facebook
Sending money to your friend
30
Common "bad passwords" include
acronyms from complex phrases (ex. Mn=IMUkmfp2d!)
at least 2 symbols or punctuation
factory-installed presets
26 characters
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A self-replicating program that automatically sends copies of itself + its payload to all devices on the same network
virus
duplibot
phish
worm
32
Jayanta is using 15 seconds of a copyrighted song for a school project. Which law gives her the right to do this?
Trademark exchange
Fair Use
Public domain
Internet Advocacy Act
33
Which one of the following is NOT a security threat?
Trojan
Worm
Firewall
Packet Sniffing
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A particular type of malware which changes IP addresses in DNS server data
Pretexting
CyberGrooming
Pharming
Phishing
35
Electronic messaging systems used to send an unsolicited message, usually repeatedly.
CyberBullying
Spam
Pharming
Denial of Service (DoS)
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The art of exploiting human psychology, rather than technical hacking techniques, to gain access to user info online
Atypical Hacking
PsychoMetrics
Pharming
Social Engineering
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Stealing sensitive info such as username + password, by disguising as a trustworthy email with a fake "familiar" link
Trojan
Phishing
Virus
Ransomware
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Malware that damages data by attaching to a program in your device; spread by human action (ex. sharing infected files)
adware
viruses
worms
spam
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Malicious software threatening to publish data or perpetually block access to it unless a fee is paid
Ransomware
CyberLarceny
CyberLibel
Spam
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Small files lodged on your computer by websites you visit telling the website details about your online experience
cookies
targeted RAM
trojans
worms