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What is social engineering in cybersecurity?

Someone’s trying to trick you into sharing info. Best move?

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Tests students for understanding of two-factor authentication

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Someone’s trying to trick you into sharing info. Best move?
Ask for their secret in exchange
Give details and hope they're nice
Refuse, report to a trusted adult, stay cautious
Keep chatting and then try to hack them back
2
What is social engineering in cybersecurity?
Tricking people into giving up secrets
Hackers using only AI algorithms
Guessing someone’s favorite snack
Using tech hacks to break into systems
3
What is an example of "something you have" in 2FA?
A password list taped under your locker
A secret nickname online
A birthday-remembering best friend
A phone or hardware token you carry
4
What does "something you are" refer to in 2FA?
Your fingerprint or face proving you're you
Your gym class secret handshake
A one-time code via text message
A secret question only you can answer
5
What best describes Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)?
Two different ways to verify who you are
Same password twice for double the power
A method with only one proof of identity
Proving identity by texting your fave emoji
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What is an example of "something you know" in 2FA?
A password or PIN only you know
That hilarious meme you love
Your post-gym sweaty fingerprint
A keychain security token in your pocket
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How does 2FA improve security vs single-factor?
Your phone sends you a compliment
Two independent proofs keep your account safer
You must change passwords daily
Password gets magically twice as long