Cyber Scams: Don’t Be A Victim Module 1 Quiz (Optional)

What is the primary countermeasure to social engineering?

Awareness

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Auditing

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MFA

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Access Control

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Which of the following attacks tricks victims into providing confidential information (such as identity information or login credentials) through emails or websites that impersonate an online entity that the victim trusts?

Smishing

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Session hijacking

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Dumpster Diving

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Phishing

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Which of the following is a social engineering attack involving QR codes?

Spoofing

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Piggybacking

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Quishing

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Vishing

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Which of the following are examples of social engineering? (Select two.)

Port Scanning

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Impersonation

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War dialing

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Keylogging

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Shoulder Surfing

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Attackers use Voice over IP (VoIP) to pretend to be from a trusted organization and ask victims to verify personal information or send money.

Phishing

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Spoofing

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Vishing

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Smishing

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Attackers attempt to make the person believe that if they don’t act quickly, they will miss out on an item, opportunity or experience.

Social Engineering

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Lottery

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Whaling

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Masquarading

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The receptionist received a phone call from an individual claiming to be a partner in a high-level project and requesting sensitive information. the individual is engaging in which type of social engineering?

Baiting

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Spoofing

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Vishing

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Quishing

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You’ve just received an email message explaining that a new and serious malicious code threat is ravaging across the internet. The message contains detailed information about the threat, its source code, and the damage it can inflict. The message states that you can easily detect whether or not you have already been a victim of this threat by the presence of three files in the \Windows\System32 folder. As a countermeasure, the message suggests that you delete these three files from your system.

In response to this message, which action should you take first?

Verify the information on well-known malicious code threat management web sites.

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Reboot the system

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Distribute the message to everyone in your address book.

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Delete the indicated files if present.

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Run a full anti-malware scan.

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Which of the following is not a form of social engineering?

Smishing

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Vishing

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Denial of Service Attack

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Phishing

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Which of the following describes a Phishing scam.

An attacker enters a secured building by following an authorized employee through a secure door without providing identification.

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An attacker uses a telephone to convince target individuals to reveal their credit card information.

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An attacker searches through an organization's trash looking for sensitive information.

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An attacker pretending to be from a trusted organization sends an email asking users to access a website to verify personal information.

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Which of the following describes a Dumpster Diving scam.

An attacker enters a secured building by following an authorized employee through a secure door without providing identification.

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An attacker uses a telephone to convince target individuals to reveal their credit card information.

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An attacker searches through an organization's trash looking for sensitive information.

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An attacker pretending to be from a trusted organization sends an email asking users to access a website to verify personal information.

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Which of the following describes a Piggybacking scam.

An attacker enters a secured building by following an authorized employee through a secure door without providing identification.

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An attacker uses a telephone to convince target individuals to reveal their credit card information.

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An attacker searches through an organization's trash looking for sensitive information.

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An attacker pretending to be from a trusted organization sends an email asking users to access a website to verify personal information.

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Which of the following describes a Vishing scam.

An attacker enters a secured building by following an authorized employee through a secure door without providing identification.

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An attacker uses a telephone to convince target individuals to reveal their credit card information.

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An attacker searches through an organization's trash looking for sensitive information.

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An attacker pretending to be from a trusted organization sends an email asking users to access a website to verify personal information.

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Cyber Scams: Don’t Be A Victim Module 1 Quiz (Optional)

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