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Froggy Jumps

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Instructions for Froggy Jumps
How to Play:
- Read the question carefully.
- Choose the correct answer from the options provided.
- A correct answer helps Froggy jump forward, while a wrong answer makes Froggy stay behind!
- Try to get Froggy across the pond as quickly as possible.
Winning Condition: Cross the pond by answering all the questions correctly before time runs out. Bonus points are awarded for fast and accurate responses.

Cybersecurity Concepts Covered
1. Types of Malware: Learn to identify and understand different forms of malicious software, like ransomware and Trojans.
2. Social Engineering Techniques: Understand methods like phishing and how attackers trick users into revealing sensitive information.
3. Encryption Basics: Grasp how encryption protects data by converting it into unreadable formats.
4. Authentication Methods: Learn the importance of two-factor authentication and secure passwords.
5. Network Security Protocols: Explore protocols like HTTPS, VPN, and firewalls for safe online navigation.

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Instructions for Froggy Jumps How to Play: - Read the question carefully. - Choose the correct answer from the options provided. - A correct answer helps Froggy jump forward, while a wrong answer makes Froggy stay behind! - Try to get Froggy across the pond as quickly as possible. Winning Condition: Cross the pond by answering all the questions correctly before time runs out. Bonus points are awarded for fast and accurate responses. Cybersecurity Concepts Covered 1. Types of Malware: Learn to identify and understand different forms of malicious software, like ransomware and Trojans. 2. Social Engineering Techniques: Understand methods like phishing and how attackers trick users into revealing sensitive information. 3. Encryption Basics: Grasp how encryption protects data by converting it into unreadable formats. 4. Authentication Methods: Learn the importance of two-factor authentication and secure passwords. 5. Network Security Protocols: Explore protocols like HTTPS, VPN, and firewalls for safe online navigation.

by Coral Morales
1

Which of the following is an example of malware?

2

What is phishing in social engineering?

3

What is the main goal of social engineering attacks?

4

What does encryption do to data?

5

Which protocol is commonly used to secure websites?

6

What does a VPN do?

7

What is ransomware?

8

Which of the following secures remote access to a network?

9

What is the main difference between HTTP and HTTPS?

10

What does a strong password typically include?

11

What is the purpose of two-factor authentication (2FA)?

12

Which of the following is an example of social engineering?

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