CyberSecAware

1. What is phishing?

• A type of fishing sport

• A method to catch cybercriminals

• An attempt to deceive people into revealing sensitive information

• A popular email marketing technique

1. Which of the following is a common phishing attack vector?

• Social media posts

• Physical mail

• Email

• Smoke signals

1. What is the primary goal of a phishing email?

• To spread joy and happiness

• To deliver urgent news updates

• To promote a new product

• To trick recipients into clicking malicious links or providing personal data

1. How can you identify a phishing email?

• By checking the sender’s address and domain

• By ignoring all emails

• By responding to every email

• By clicking on all links

1. What should you do if you receive a suspicious email?

• Forward it to all your contacts

• Click on the links to investigate

• Delete it and report it as phishing

• Reply with your credit card details

1. What are the most common types of phishing?

• Using spears, nets and lure

• Email, text message and voice based

• Deep sea, arctic and shallow water

• commercial and private

1. Which of the following is NOT a red flag for a phishing email?

• Legitimate-looking sender addresses

• Urgent requests for personal information

• Unexpected attachments or links

• Misspelled words and poor grammar

1. What Australian government website should you visit to learn more?

• smh.com.au

• energy.nsw.gov.au

• scamwatch.gov.au

• bom.gov.au

1. What is an example of an out-of-band verification?

• Reply to the email

• Call the sender or send a text/instant message

• Use broadband or narrow band

• Closing the email client

1. How often should you update your anti-phishing training?

• Once a decade

• Whenever you feel like it

• Only during a full moon

• Regularly, at least annually