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GCON 120 Chapter 6
GCON 120 Chapter 6
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What is a safe practice for public Wi-Fi?
Disable firewall protection
Always log in via social media
Limit activity to web surfing
Use it for banking
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What are the three main types of computer hazards?
Information, Environment, Health
Behavioral, Psychological, Physical
Financial, Environmental, Social
Cybersecurity, Privacy, Malware
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What type of ransomware locks users out until payment?
Spyware
Blocker ransomware
Trojan
Worm
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What authentication method uses biological traits?
Phishing
Two-factor authentication
Encryption
Biometrics
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A strong password should:
Use birthdays or pet names
Be long & include symbols
Be short & easy to remember
Repeat simple sequences
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Which device protects against power surges?
VPN
Antivirus
Surge protector
Firewall
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What is a good practice when providing personal info online?
Always use primary email
Use the same password everywhere
Use another email for purchases
Avoid reviewing stored info
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What does encryption do?
Speeds up performance
Removes malware
Scrambles data to protect it
Tracks browsing history
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Which is NOT a type of malware?
Phishing
Worm
Trojan
Virus
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Social engineering attacks aim to:
Exploit hardware flaws
Overload networks
Physically steal computers
Trick victims into revealing info
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Which is NOT a type of cyber attacker?
Script kiddies
Hacktivists
Nation-state actors
Social engineers
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Which is a risk associated with online banking?
Hardware malfunction
Slower transaction speeds
Increased interest rates
Identity theft
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Which is NOT recommended for protecting personal information?
Keep personal documents unsecured
Do not share info over the phone
Shred documents before discarding
Be cautious online
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What is a good practice to prevent data loss?
Avoid external drives
Store backups in one location
Perform regular backups
Keep all data on one device