Cyber Hygiene Quiz: Malware & Scams

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Froggy Jumps Cyber Hygiene Quiz: Malware & ScamsOnline version Test your cyber security basics. by Romina Madrigal 1 What is malware? a Any harmful software that damages devices, steals data, or secretly controls them. b A harmless app you install for fun. c A type of antivirus program. 2 How can malware typically enter a device? a Only through official app stores. b Unsafe downloads, fake websites, or infected email attachments. c If you never connect to the internet. 3 What can malware do once inside a device? a Automatically back up data to the cloud. b Delete files, steal passwords, or spy on activities. c Improve device performance and speed up fonts. 4 What is social engineering? a A software update process. b Manipulation to trick people into risky actions. c A type of hardware firewall. 5 Which emotions do social engineers often exploit? a Fear, curiosity, or urgency. b Surprise, laughter, and pride. c Joy, calm, and patience. 6 What is a Trojan Horse in cybersecurity? a A trusted antivirus feature. b A legitimate system update. c Malware disguised as a harmless file or tool. 7 How do users often install Trojans by mistake? a Because Trojans are always obvious. b Because they trust the file or app. c Because it is clearly labeled as dangerous. 8 What does adware do? a Provides free antivirus protection. b Displays unwanted ads and can track browsing. c Encrypts all your files automatically. 9 Which is a common risk of adware? a Improves battery life and performance. b Stops all internet traffic. c Slows down the device and redirects to unwanted sites. 10 Which option is least related to malware? a A software designed to enhance productivity without any risk. b A program that hides harmful code inside a harmless file. c A method to trick users into revealing passwords.

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Cyber Hygiene Quiz: Malware & ScamsOnline version

by Romina Madrigal

What is malware?

How can malware typically enter a device?

What can malware do once inside a device?

What is social engineering?

Which emotions do social engineers often exploit?

What is a Trojan Horse in cybersecurity?

How do users often install Trojans by mistake?

What does adware do?

Which is a common risk of adware?

Which option is least related to malware?