Why can public Wi-Fi be a security risk?, A. It can make your phone battery run out, B. An unsecured network could allow criminals to access information, C. It always blocks websites, You are connected to free public Wi-Fi in a café. Which activity should you avoid?, A. Reading a news website, B. Checking the weather, C. Logging into your online banking, What should you check before connecting to public Wi-Fi?, A. That you are connecting to the correct network, B. That your screen brightness is high, C. That your phone is fully charged, What is the main purpose of a phishing email?, A. To improve your internet connection, B. To trick you into giving away personal or financial information, C. To update your computer automatically, You receive an unexpected email asking you to reset your bank password immediately. What should you do?, A. Click the link and enter your password, B. Reply with your account information, C. Contact the bank using its official website or telephone number, Which could be a warning sign of a phishing email?, ☐ A. It creates urgency and asks you to act immediately, ☐ B. It is from someone you know and expected, ☐ C. It contains information you requested, What is a possible risk of clicking an unknown link in an email or text message?, A. It could take you to a fake website, B. It will improve your password, C. It will automatically protect your device, You receive a text saying you have won a prize, but you did not enter a competition. What is the safest action?, A. Click the link to check, B. Delete or report the suspicious message, C. Send your bank details to claim the prize, A website reached through an email asks for your password and bank details. What should you do?, A. Enter the information quickly, B. Stop and check whether the website and message are genuine, C. Send the link to your friends, What is identity theft?, A. When someone forgets their password, B. When someone uses another person's personal information without permission, ☐ C. When a computer stops working, Which information could be useful to an identity thief?, A. Your favourite television programme, B. Your favourite food, C. Your full name, date of birth and account information, What could a criminal do after stealing someone's identity?, A. Apply for accounts or services in the victim's name, B. Improve the victim's computer, C. Increase the victim's internet speed, What does ransomware usually do?, A. Protects your files from criminals, B. Locks or encrypts files and demands payment, C. Creates secure passwords, Which action can reduce the risk of ransomware?, A. Opening attachments from unknown senders, B. Ignoring software security updates, C. Keeping software updated and backing up important files, You receive a suspicious email containing an unexpected attachment. What is the safest action?, A. Open it to find out what it contains, B. Do not open it and check whether the sender and message are genuine, C. Forward it to other people

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