Recognizing and Protecting Against Phishing
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- Computer Security
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- 4 multiple choice · 6 written
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Which of the following is NOT a tactic commonly used in phishing emails or text messages?
- A)By using multi-factor authentication
- B)By using only passwords
- C)By avoiding all software updates
- D)By blocking all unknown senders
- A)Visit IdentityTheft.gov for specific steps
- B)Ignore the situation
- C)Change your passwords immediately
- D)Contact your bank directly
- A)Ignore it and delete it
- B)Report it to the authorities
- C)Save it for future reference
- D)Respond to the sender
What are some common tactics used in phishing emails or text messages to trick individuals?
What is one method to protect your accounts from phishing attacks?
What is one recommended way to provide additional protection against phishing attacks on your accounts?
What should you do if you receive a suspicious email or text message asking to click on a link or open an attachment?
What should you do if you don't know the sender of a suspicious email?
What should you do if you suspect a scammer has your personal information?
What should you do if you believe a scammer has your personal information such as your Social Security number or credit card details?
What should you do if you receive a phishing email?
What is the recommended action if you receive a phishing email or text message?