CIRT-BS CYBER HYGIENE GAME

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A fun interactive game that promotes good cyber hygiene.

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Froggy Jumps CIRT-BS CYBER HYGIENE GAMEOnline version A fun interactive game that promotes good cyber hygiene. by CIRT-BS 1 You receive an email saying your Microsoft account will be suspended unless you click a link. a Phishing b Business Email Compromise c Vishing 2 Before Going To Lunch During A Work Day, What Should You Do To Your Computer? a Lock Your Computer b Turn Off The Monitor c Ask A Co-Worker To Watch It For You 3 A website asks you to install software through a pop-up advertisement. a Do Not Download From Pop-Ups b Install It Then Run An Antivirus Scan c Install Security Updates 4 You find a USB flash drive in the office parking lot. a Do Not Use Unknown USB Flash Drives b Keep It To Use Later c Plug It In And Use Antivirus 5 You receive an email from your bank, you notice the email address is not the bank's official domain. a Click It Because Its From Your Bank b Verify The Sender's Email Address c Reply Back To The Email 6 Your phone notifies you that a security update is available. a Ignore It, Takes Up Too Much Space b Install Security Updates Promptly c Change Your Password 7 You receive an MFA approval request that you did not initiate. a Accept It And Approve It b Turn Off MFA c Deny The MFA Request And Report It 8 You are connected to free public Wi-Fi at an airport. a Use It To Complete Your Shopping b Complete Your Online Banking c Use A VPN To Protect Your Data 9 A coworker asks for your password to finish a task. a Give It To Them And Change It Later b Never Share Your Password c Give It To Them, Log Out When Finished 10 You receive an attachment named Invoice.pdf.exe. a It Appears Suspicious, Do Not Open b Open It Up To Investigate c Install Antivirus 11 A flashlight app requests access to your contacts, camera, microphone, and location. a Allow All Permissions b Reinstall The App c Review and Limit App Permissions 12 You receive a notification that one of your online accounts was involved in a recent data breach. a Wait Until You See Suspicious Activity b Change Your Password Immediately c Ignore The Notification 13 You receive an unexpected file-sharing invitation from someone you know. a Verify the Request Before Opening b Accept The Invitation Immediately c Download The Shared Files 14 A prize website asks for your birth date, address, phone number, and mother's maiden name. a Continue If Website Uses HTTPS b Provide Information To Claim Your Prize c Do Not Share Your Personal Information 15 While browsing online, a pop-up says that your computer has viruses, click to fix the problem. a Close The Pop-up Without Clicking It b Download The Recommended Antivirus c Click "Scan Now" 16 You receive an unexpected text message with a link claiming you have an undelivered package. a Click The Tracking Link b Verify Delivery Information c Reply To The Text For More Information 17 While signing in to a website, your browser warns that the connection is not secure. a Do Not Enter Your Password b Ignore It c Refresh The Page And Try Again 18 You finish using a public computer after checking your email. What should you do before leaving? a Turn Off The Monitor b Leave the Browser Open c Log Out Of All Accounts 19 You accidentally click a suspicious link in an email, but nothing appears to happen. a Report the Incident Immediately b Close the Browser and Ignore It c Restart Your Computer 20 A browser asks if you want to save your work password on a shared public computer. a Enable MFA b Yes Because You Have A Strong Password c Never Save Passwords on Shared Devices

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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CIRT-BS CYBER HYGIENE GAMEOnline version

by CIRT-BS

You receive an email saying your Microsoft account will be suspended unless you click a link.

Before Going To Lunch During A Work Day, What Should You Do To Your Computer?

A website asks you to install software through a pop-up advertisement.

You find a USB flash drive in the office parking lot.

You receive an email from your bank, you notice the email address is not the bank's official domain.

Your phone notifies you that a security update is available.

You receive an MFA approval request that you did not initiate.

You are connected to free public Wi-Fi at an airport.

A coworker asks for your password to finish a task.

You receive an attachment named Invoice.pdf.exe.

A flashlight app requests access to your contacts, camera, microphone, and location.

You receive a notification that one of your online accounts was involved in a recent data breach.

You receive an unexpected file-sharing invitation from someone you know.

A prize website asks for your birth date, address, phone number, and mother's maiden name.

While browsing online, a pop-up says that your computer has viruses, click to fix the problem.

You receive an unexpected text message with a link claiming you have an undelivered package.

While signing in to a website, your browser warns that the connection is not secure.

You finish using a public computer after checking your email. What should you do before leaving?

You accidentally click a suspicious link in an email, but nothing appears to happen.

A browser asks if you want to save your work password on a shared public computer.