Cyber security 3

Is it okay to download files from unknown websites?

• Yes

• No

If somebody uploads a photo of you to a social media site and you don't want it there, what do you do?

• Comment on the photo repetitively until your friend gets the message.

• Privately message the person asking to delete it, untag yourself from the photo and report it.

• Upload an embarrassing photo of them to a social media site.

Someone that you don't know sends you a friend request on Facebook. You see that you have some mutual friends. Do you accept it?

• Yes

• No

Your friend asks you if you want to swap Facebook accounts online. Should you do it?

• Yes

• No

You're at collage and you come across inappropriate or illegal content on the computer. What do you do?

• Click on the content and look through it with your friends

• Tell your teacher

• Ignore it and exit the window

Cybercrime is basically criminal activity done by using computers and the internet.

• True

• No

 

As I travel through "Cyberspace," information I should never give out to someone I meet online is:

•  

  The names of my favorite books and movies.

• My real name, address, telephone number, the school I attend, or my photograph.

• The name of my pet.

Before you enter your private and personal information online, you should find out:

• How the company collecting your information will protect it

• Why the company needs it

• With whom it might be shared

• All of the above

 

I'm online and I get a message from my Internet service provider asking for my password. They say they need it to fix my account. I should give it to them.

• Yes

• No

If someone is on my E-mail "buddy list," "friend list," or "contact list" and I only know that person online, he or she is

• My friend and someone I can trust.

• The person he or she claims to be

• Someone I should be careful about, because I don't know him or her well.