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Froggy Jumps Phishing and Scams AwarenessOnline version POST TRAINING ASSESSMENT by Gladys Cabañes 1 What is social engineering? a Breaking into computer systems using malware. b Tricking people into actions that give attackers access, money, or data. c Physically stealing computer hardware. 2 Which HMO staff member is most likely to be targeted by a social engineer? a The person who orders office supplies. b The receptionist who only greets visitors. c Staff who handle claims, member data, provider enrollments, or portal access. 3 What is the most common path used to deliver social engineering attacks? a Emails b Phone calls c QR codes 4 Which of the following is a warning sign of a phishing email? a A message from HR b Odd sender address and unexpected attachments c Familiar logo and signature 5 Scam texts often use what tactic to trick you? a Step-by-step instructions b Friendly greetings c Short messages with urgency 6 Which detail might a vishing caller ask for to exploit you? a Public holiday schedules b Verification codes, passwords, or payment details c Office extension numbers 7 What makes quishing dangerous? a QR codes are always public b QR codes are difficult to scan c QR codes can hide malicious links or malware 8 A courier scam often asks you to: a Pay a small fee or confirm your address via a link b Call customer service for delivery c Reschedule your preferred delivery date 9 A contest or prize scam usually tells you that: a Winners are always contacted by phone b You need to fill out a survey to win c You won a prize but must pay a fee to claim it 10 How do legitimate employers differ from scammers? a They only recruit through random emails b They don’t charge applicants for fees, training, or equipment c They require personal bank PINs during hiring 11 Which type of social engineering uses fake emails or websites to trick people into giving away personal data? a Spam b Phishing c Hoax 12 You see a free USB drive left in the office parking lot. Plugging it in could be risky because it might be an example of: a Phishing b Hoax c Baiting 13 Attackers send a fake bill or payment request to trick companies into transferring money. What is this called? a Baiting b Deepfake c Invoice Scam 14 A chain message warns employees of a fake virus that doesn’t exist, causing panic. This is an example of: a Hoax b Typosquatting c Diversion Theft 15 An attacker creates a fake website with a slightly misspelled domain name (e.g., g00gle.com instead of google.com). This is known as: a Social Media scam b Baiting c Typosquatting

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by Gladys Cabañes

What is social engineering?

Which HMO staff member is most likely to be targeted by a social engineer?

What is the most common path used to deliver social engineering attacks?

Which of the following is a warning sign of a phishing email?

Scam texts often use what tactic to trick you?

Which detail might a vishing caller ask for to exploit you?

What makes quishing dangerous?

A courier scam often asks you to:

A contest or prize scam usually tells you that:

How do legitimate employers differ from scammers?

Which type of social engineering uses fake emails or websites to trick people into giving away personal data?

You see a free USB drive left in the office parking lot. Plugging it in could be risky because it might be an example of:

Attackers send a fake bill or payment request to trick companies into transferring money. What is this called?

A chain message warns employees of a fake virus that doesn’t exist, causing panic. This is an example of:

An attacker creates a fake website with a slightly misspelled domain name (e.g., g00gle.com instead of google.com). This is known as: