Cyber security

You get an e-mail from an international health organization themed "Coronavirus (2019-nCov) Safety Measures". When yo try to open the document in the attachment, the computer tells you to "Enable Content" to open the document. What do you do?

• You should definetly open the document, because it contains important information.

• You should open it because Word documents usually do not contain malware.

• You should delete the e-mail and forget about the situation.

• You should report this letter to the authority or your IT provider.

What is your smartphone's screen lock?

• I draw a pattern on the screen.

• I use biometry (face recognizion, finger print) or PIN code that is longer than 4 digits.

• I don't use screen lock.

• I insert a 4-digit PIN code.

What do you do with your computer when you leave it in the middle of work?

• I turn off the monitor.

• I switch the computer off.

• I log off from the applications I'm using.

• I lock my computer or close the lid.

You find a flash drive in front of your school. Should you connect it to your computer to find out who is the owner or should you just leave it there?

• I ignore it.

• I pick it up and take it to our school's information desk and tell that the flash drive is unknown to me and I found it in front of our school.

• I pick it up and throw in in the bin.

• I pick it up, see what the flash drive stores and then return it to the owner if I can detect him/her.

You get a call from a woman whose voice is very friendly. She introduces herself as the customer support of your bank. She asks some quite ordinary questions from you. One moment you discover that you're giving her your bank user name etc. What should you do instead of being in call with that woman?

• You should've asked her to send the questions to your internet bank.

• You should never give out confidential info abut you to a stranger in the phone.

• I don't know.

• You should've asked the woman to indentify herself.

What information should you never reveal by accident when you start making a post into your social media account?

• My geographical location.

• Information about my equipment and software settings.

• Personal data about other people.

• All of the above.

When the webpage contains "https://" then does it guarantee that the webpage is completely secure?

• Yes, because it denotes that my connection is secure.

• Yes, because it means that the content of that webpage is made secure for my computer.

• No, because warnings and errors may refer that my connection is not safe.

Where do you save the passwords that you use daily?

• I save them into password management software or encrypt them in other ways.

• I write them down into my smartphone.

• I only memorize them.

• I save them into my web browser (ex Chrome, Firefox).

What is the main criteria you decide by when a person wants to be your contact in social media?

• I know his/her name.

• We have met in real life.

• We have mutual connections.

• We have some mutual information in our profiles.

• I don't use social media

Do you give smartphone apps access to your personal data (phone numbers, location)?

• Yes, but only to a few trustworthy apps.

• Yes, but only for the time I use them.

• Yes, if the app asks it.

• No, I don't.