Cyber SECURITY

Which of the following is not a social engineering technique?

• Blagging

• Hacking

• Phishing

• Pharming

Which of the following would probably not help to prevent phishing?

• Train employees on security procedures

• Set up an auto-reply for e-mails received when you are on holiday

• Block e-mails from unknown senders

• Investigate content of e-mails to determine trustworthiness

Which of the following most closely matches the definition of 'Blagging'?

• Sending an e-mail to a user pretending to be someone else

• Hacking a person's computer

• Tricking a person into revealing some personal information

• Observing a legitimate user entering a password

• Setting up a fake website that looks like an official website

Which two of the following e-mail addresses would you rate as trust users from?

• @gmail.com

• @trafford.gov.uk

• @oxfam.charity.org

• @stretfordgrammar.com

Which of the following describe 'Social engineering'?

• Confusing people so they give-up information

• Manipulating people to give-up information

• Assaulting people so they give up information

• Paying people so they give-up goods and services

Which of the following people should you share your password with when they ask?

• Network managers

• Call centre workers

• Security experts

• Company managers

• Nobody

Which of the following could increase the chances of blagging being successful?

• Making the victim feel sorry for you

• Complementing the victim

• Ignoring the victim

• Claiming to be an authority figure

• Offering the victim a reward for 'helping'

How are people targeted through Phishing?

• via Email

• on Websites

Which of these are warning signs of a phishing scam?

• incorrect "from" address

• Pressure to rush

• Social Pressures

• Suspicious links in the email

Social Engineering takes advantage of which security flaw in a computer system?

• The User

• The Network

• The Password