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Cybersecurity Essentials (G9)Version en ligne Phishing and security basics par sofiane kahouadji 1 Which message looks like a phishing attempt? a Software update alert b Email from a stranger asking you to “verify your account” with a link c School portal notice d Calendar reminder 2 Which website address is the safest to sign in? a http://portal.school-qa.co b http://pay-school-verify.me c https://school-qa-login.co d https://portal.school-qa.edu 3 Your screen says, “Your files are locked. Pay to unlock.” a Ransomware b Worm c Keylogger d Adware 4 What is a firewall mainly used for? a Fix broken files b Filter network traffic using rules c Balance server load d Encrypt disks 5 What is a Trojan? a A program that spreads by itself b Malicious software that pretends to be helpful c Spyware that encrypts files d A tool that only shows ads 6 Which malware spreads without the user doing anything? a Rootkit b Worm c Trojan d Adware 7 What does spyware mainly do? a Repair damaged files b Encrypt files for money c Collect what you do and see on your device d Block pop-ups 8 A school computer starts acting like it has malware. First step? a Disconnect from the network and tell IT/your teacher b Delete random system files c Reboot again and again d Keep working and take notes 9 How can you reduce malware from downloads? a Only download from trusted/official sources (allow-listing) b Use public file-sharing sites c Reuse the same passwords d Turn off the screen lock 10 Which attachment is most risky from an unknown sender? a viewer.exe b schedule.pdf c photo.jpg d notes.txt 11 What is the main purpose of encryption? a Remove viruses b Keep data unreadable to people without permission c Make downloads faster d Make files smaller 12 What does HTTPS do? a Load pages faster b Encrypt the connection between your browser and the site c Hide you from the website d Block ads 13 In messaging, what does end-to-end encryption mean? a All users can read messages b Only the sender and the receiver can read; the server cannot c Only the app’s server can read messages d Messages are public but signed 14 What does a router mainly do on a school network? a Power devices b Print documents c Store student files d Send traffic between the school network and the internet 15 What is Ping used for? a Change IP addresses b Break encryption c Check if a device can be reached and how long it takes d Open blocked sites 16 Which is true about HTTP vs HTTPS? a HTTP is only for phones b HTTPS encrypts your traffic; HTTP does not c Both are always encrypted d HTTPS hides the site’s name from DNS 17 Your browser shows “Connection not private” with a certificate error. Best action: a Refresh until it goes away b Do not proceed; verify the URL or contact the site owner/IT c Turn off antivirus and retry d Proceed if the page looks normal 18 Which second factor is typically strongest? a Security questions b Authenticator app (TOTP) c SMS code d Email code 19 A QR code on a poster opens a login page. Best practice: a Disable HTTPS to see the raw link b Check the domain; QR phishing (“quishing”) is common c Screenshot the code and share it d Log in quickly before it expires 20 Which attachment from an unknown sender is the highest risk? a schedule.pdf b notes.txt c photo.jpg d invoice.scr 21 What does HTML mainly define? a Server security b Database tables c Styles and colors d The structure and meaning of content 22 What does CSS mainly define? a Form actions b Data storage c URL routing d Presentation (layout, colors, fonts)

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Cybersecurity Essentials (G9)Version en ligne

par sofiane kahouadji

Which message looks like a phishing attempt?

Which website address is the safest to sign in?

Your screen says, “Your files are locked. Pay to unlock.”

What is a firewall mainly used for?

What is a Trojan?

Which malware spreads without the user doing anything?

What does spyware mainly do?

A school computer starts acting like it has malware. First step?

How can you reduce malware from downloads?

Which attachment is most risky from an unknown sender?

What is the main purpose of encryption?

What does HTTPS do?

In messaging, what does end-to-end encryption mean?

What does a router mainly do on a school network?

What is Ping used for?

Which is true about HTTP vs HTTPS?

Your browser shows “Connection not private” with a certificate error. Best action:

Which second factor is typically strongest?

A QR code on a poster opens a login page. Best practice:

Which attachment from an unknown sender is the highest risk?

What does HTML mainly define?

What does CSS mainly define?