AIS615 - CHAPTER 9 QUIZ

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SOCIAL ENGINEERING

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AIS615 - CHAPTER 9 QUIZ


Froggy Jumps AIS615 - CHAPTER 9 QUIZVersion en ligne SOCIAL ENGINEERING par AIN LIYANA MUSFIRAH MOHD NORAMIN 1 Which of the following is NOT one of the seven human traits exploited by social engineers? a Trust b Compassion c Loyalty 2 Why is social engineering effective in cyberattacks? a It uses strong passwords b It tricks human behavior c It protects data 3 How does “Lebanese looping” trick the victim? a By sending emails b By hiding the card reader c By trapping the ATM card and pretending to help 4 “Few people want to do things the hard way, waste time, or do something unpleasant; fraudsters take advantage of our lazy habits and tendencies”. Choose the correct answer for this statement. a Greed b Sloth c Urgency 5 “People are more likely to cooperate if they are told they are going to be more popular and successful”. Choose the correct answer for this statement. a Urgency b Vanity c Trust 6 _____is sending an electronic message pretending to be a legitimate company, usually a financial institution, and requesting information or verification of information and often warning of some negative consequence if it is not provided. a Pharming b Phishing c Evil Twin 7 _________ is assuming someone’s identity, usually for economic gain, by illegally obtaining and using confidential information, such as Social Security number or a bank account or credit card number. a Identity Theft b Pretexting c Posing 8 Which technique involves setting up a fake wireless access point to trick users into connecting? a Phishing b Evil Twin c Pharming 9 What technique involves watching someone enter sensitive information like a PIN or password? a Shoulder Surfing b Pishing c Typosquatting 10 Dumpster diving in social engineering is also known as : a Eavesdropping b Chipping c Scavenging 11 Social engineering relies primarily on technical hacking skills rather than psychological manipulation. a True b False c - 12 Pretexting involves creating a fabricated scenario to influence a victim to divulge information or take a specific action. a True b False c - 13 An 'evil twin' attack involves setting up a fake wireless network that mimics a legitimate one in order to steal information. a True b False c -

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AIS615 - CHAPTER 9 QUIZVersion en ligne

par AIN LIYANA MUSFIRAH MOHD NORAMIN

Which of the following is NOT one of the seven human traits exploited by social engineers?

Why is social engineering effective in cyberattacks?

How does “Lebanese looping” trick the victim?

“Few people want to do things the hard way, waste time, or do something unpleasant; fraudsters take advantage of our lazy habits and tendencies”. Choose the correct answer for this statement.

“People are more likely to cooperate if they are told they are going to be more popular and successful”. Choose the correct answer for this statement.

_____is sending an electronic message pretending to be a legitimate company, usually a financial institution, and requesting information or verification of information and often warning of some negative consequence if it is not provided.

_________ is assuming someone’s identity, usually for economic gain, by illegally obtaining and using confidential information, such as Social Security number or a bank account or credit card number.

Which technique involves setting up a fake wireless access point to trick users into connecting?

What technique involves watching someone enter sensitive information like a PIN or password?

Dumpster diving in social engineering is also known as :

Social engineering relies primarily on technical hacking skills rather than psychological manipulation.

Pretexting involves creating a fabricated scenario to influence a victim to divulge information or take a specific action.

An 'evil twin' attack involves setting up a fake wireless network that mimics a legitimate one in order to steal information.