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This game challenges players to navigate online safety and cybersecurity scenarios, teaching them how to protect their personal information and recognize digital threats in a fun and interactive way.

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Alexander Narh
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SafeNet ChallengeOnline version

This game challenges players to navigate online safety and cybersecurity scenarios, teaching them how to protect their personal information and recognize digital threats in a fun and interactive way.

by Alexander Narh
1

What is the best way to create a strong password?

2

What should you do if you receive a suspicious email asking for your password?

3

Two-factor authentication primarily protects you by:

4

Public Wi‑Fi without a VPN can be risky because:

5

Which of the following is a secure browsing practice?

6

Why should you keep devices and apps updated?

7

What is social engineering in cyber security?

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Which action helps protect your data backups?

9

What should you do if you see a link in a message from a friend that seems odd?

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What is a safe practice when sharing personal information online?

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Strong passwords combine upper/lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols and are not guessable.

Phishing emails try to steal credentials; never give passwords or click unknown links.

2FA requires something you know (password) and something you have (code/device).

Unsecured networks can expose data; a VPN helps encrypt traffic.

HTTPS with a lock icon indicates a secure connection.

Software updates fix known vulnerabilities and improve security.

Social engineering exploits human trust to steal data.

Backups guard against data loss from devices failures or attacks.

Links can be spoofed; verify via known channels before acting.

Limit data exposure and tailor privacy controls to minimize risk.

 
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