Social Engineering or Malware?

You receive an email with a link to a website that looks like your bank's website. The email says that there has been suspicious activity on your account and you need to log in to verify your account details.

• Social Engineering
• Malware

You receive an email with an attachment that looks like a PDF file. When you open it, your computer freezes and you are prompted to pay a ransom to unlock it.

• Social Engineering
• Malware

You receive a pop-up message on your computer that says your computer has been infected with a virus and you need to call a phone number to get it fixed.

• Social Engineering
• Malware

You receive an email from a friend with a link to a website that has a funny video. When you click on the link, you are prompted to download a new video player.

• Social Engineering
• Malware

You receive an email that says you have won a prize and you need to click on a link to claim it. When you click on the link, your computer starts running slowly and strange pop-up messages appear.

• Social Engineering
• Malware

You receive a message on social media from someone you don't know who says they are interested in buying something you are selling. They ask you to click on a link to a website to complete the transaction.

• Social Engineering
• Malware

You receive an email that looks like it is from your company's HR department asking you to click on a link to review your benefits.

• Social Engineering
• Malware

You receive a message on your phone that says you need to update your banking app by clicking on a link.

• Social Engineering
• Malware

You receive an email that says you need to click on a link to update your software.

• Social Engineering
• Malware

You receive an email from a shipping company with a link to track your package. When you click on the link, you are prompted to download a new program to view the information.

• Social Engineering
• Malware