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In the field of computer security, phishing is the criminally fraudulent process of attempting to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.
Password cracking
In the field of computer security, phishing is the criminally fraudulent process of a keylogger attempting to capture the keyboard keystrokes of the user.
This is a made-up term.
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False
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False
Someplace easily seen from your computer
Someplace out of sight, like in a drawer or under your keyboard
If you have to write down your password, it should be stored in a password keeper or vault.
True
False
True
False
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False
Download the file and run it.
Cancel the download and close your browser.
Download the file and e-mail it to a co-worker to see if it is legitimate.
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False
True
False
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False
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False
Browsing
Phishing
Encoding
Blogging
Make your password lower-case
Change your password regularly
Make your password a combination of uppercase, lower case, and numbers
Use personally identifiable information (such as birthdates and telephone numbers)
MyDogFido
Fido
MdF1s-Go0d!
Fid0399o
Every year
Every 60 days
Once a week
Every 6 months
It's your boss, so it's okay to do this.
Ignore the request and hope he/she forgets.
Decline the request and remind your supervisor that it is against company policy
Follow the instructions ASAP to avoid the virus.
Open the email attachment to see what it says before proceeding.
Reply to the sender and say, "take me off this list."
Delete the message from the unknown source.
Contact the IT Department and ask about the email before doing anything
Download it onto your computer since it's from a trusted source
Forward the message to other friends to share it
Call IT and ask them to help install it for you.
Delete the message
User ID
Password
Logging off programs
Locking up the office or work areas (cabinets, doors, windows)
All of the above
Call your co-workers over so they can see.
Disconnect your computer from the network.
Unplug your mouse
Tell your supervisor
Turn your computer off.
Run Anti-Virus
All of the above.
Hover the mouse over the link, and if looks legit, then click it.
Manually type in URL/use previously saved bookmark.
Google key search terms.
If the link is blue, it is safe to click on it.
There is no way to be certain that a link from an email will be safe.
Click on the link and provide your credit card information, as the more protection prompted to install, the better.
Click on the link in the ad to learn more about the company and its products before you decide.
Close the window. If you want spyware protection software or are unsure if you have up-to-date anti-spyware software, it is best to speak with the IT Specialist.
Say it out loud as you are typing it in
Email it to another team member
Provide it to your supervisor
All of the above
Amazing External Hackers
Poor Programming Techniques
Internal Employees
Bad Firewall Settings
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