Cyber Fun Password Attack Quiz

What is credential stuffing?

• Using previously stolen credentials to attempt login on other services.

• A method of encrypting sensitive data.

• A technique for creating strong passwords.

• A process of verifying user identity through biometric data.

Which attack benefits most from users reusing passwords?

• Phishing

• Man-in-the-Middle

• Credential Stuffing

• SQL Injection

Which of the following best describes a dictionary attack?

• Guessing passwords using a list of common words and known passwords.

• Using brute force to try every possible combination of characters.

• Employing social engineering to obtain passwords from users.

• Utilizing encryption algorithms to secure passwords.

What is a secure alternative to remembering multiple passwords?

• Using a password manager

• Writing passwords on paper

• Using the same password for all accounts

• Storing passwords in a text file

How does keylogging work?

• Records keystrokes to capture passwords.

• Encrypts data for secure transmission.

• Monitors network traffic for suspicious activity.

• Blocks unauthorized access to devices.

Which of the following is a defense against brute force attacks?

• Account lockouts and rate limiting.

• Using shared passwords.

• Enabling JavaScript.

• Avoiding password changes.

What can antivirus software help prevent?

• Keylogging malware

• Phishing emails

• HTTPS downgrades

• Password reuse

What technique involves tricking users into revealing their passwords via fake emails?

• Phishing

• Spoofing

• Hacking

• Scamming

What is one example of a brute force attempt?

• Trying 0001, 0002, ..., until correct.

• Using a password manager to generate secure passwords.

• Employing social engineering to guess passwords.

• Utilizing a dictionary attack to crack passwords.

What can help users remember complex, unique passwords?

• Password managers

• Sticky notes

• Browser bookmarks

• Simple passwords