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Froggy Jumps Intro to Computer Security RisksOnline version Learn common computer security risks by Journey Kiant Jhover Rosento 1 What is phishing in simple terms? a A type of firewall tweak b Deceptive messages to steal sensitive information c Downloading free software 2 Which is a best practice for strong passwords? a Only numbers and no letters b Use the same password for many sites c Use long, unique passwords with mixed characters 3 What is malware? a A device that speeds up networks b A legal form of software license c Software designed to damage, steal data, or take control 4 What does ransomware do? a Encrypts files and demands payment for access b Detects malware on a device c Backs up data automatically 5 Why is unpatched software risky? a Known vulnerabilities can be exploited by attackers b It cannot be hacked at all c It makes a system faster 6 What is social engineering? a A math puzzle b Manipulating people to reveal confidential info c A type of hardware repair 7 How does smishing differ from phishing? a Smishing is illegal; phishing is not b Smishing uses SMS; phishing uses email c They are the same thing 8 Why is public Wi‑Fi a risk? a It blocks all access securely b Unencrypted data can be exposed on shared networks c It is always fully protected by default 9 What is an insider threat? a A current/former employee misusing access b A friend giving free software c A device outside the network perimeter 10 What does two-factor authentication (2FA) do? a Is only used for email accounts b Removes passwords entirely c Adds a second verification step to login

Froggy Jumps

Intro to Computer Security RisksOnline version

Learn common computer security risks

by Journey Kiant Jhover Rosento

What is phishing in simple terms?

A type of firewall tweak

Deceptive messages to steal sensitive information

Downloading free software

Which is a best practice for strong passwords?

Only numbers and no letters

Use the same password for many sites

Use long, unique passwords with mixed characters

What is malware?

A device that speeds up networks

A legal form of software license

Software designed to damage, steal data, or take control

What does ransomware do?

Encrypts files and demands payment for access

Detects malware on a device

Backs up data automatically

Why is unpatched software risky?

Known vulnerabilities can be exploited by attackers

It cannot be hacked at all

It makes a system faster

What is social engineering?

A math puzzle

Manipulating people to reveal confidential info

A type of hardware repair

How does smishing differ from phishing?

Smishing is illegal; phishing is not

Smishing uses SMS; phishing uses email

They are the same thing

Why is public Wi‑Fi a risk?

It blocks all access securely

Unencrypted data can be exposed on shared networks

It is always fully protected by default

What is an insider threat?

A current/former employee misusing access

A friend giving free software

A device outside the network perimeter

What does two-factor authentication (2FA) do?

Is only used for email accounts

Removes passwords entirely

Adds a second verification step to login

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What is phishing in simple terms?

Which is a best practice for strong passwords?

What is malware?

What does ransomware do?

Why is unpatched software risky?

What is social engineering?

How does smishing differ from phishing?

Why is public Wi‑Fi a risk?

What is an insider threat?

What does two-factor authentication (2FA) do?

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