Level 1: Cybersecurity Basics 1 / 10 What is cybersecurity? Installing games and applications Designing websites only Protecting computers, networks, accounts, and data from digital threats Making computers run faster Correct Explanation: Cybersecurity means protecting digital systems, online accounts, networks, and personal or business data from attacks, misuse, and unauthorized access. 2 / 10 Which of the following is an example of a strong password? password123 Ahmed2024 12345678 T7!kP9#vL2@q Correct Explanation: A strong password is long, hard to guess, and uses a mix of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. 3 / 10 What should you do before clicking a link in a suspicious email? Reply with your password Check the sender, link address, and message carefully Forward it to all your friends Click it quickly to check it Correct Explanation: Suspicious links can lead to fake websites or malware. Always check the sender, hover over the link, and confirm the message before clicking. 4 / 10 What should you do if you think one of your accounts has been hacked? Ignore it Change the password, enable MFA, and check account activity Use the same password again Share the account with friends Correct Explanation: Acting quickly helps limit damage. Changing the password, enabling MFA, and reviewing activity can help secure the account again. 5 / 10 Why are software updates important? They can fix security weaknesses and improve protection They remove all files from your device They make your device impossible to use They only change the color of the app Correct Explanation: Updates often include security fixes that close known weaknesses attackers may try to use. 6 / 10 What is the safest action if you receive an unexpected attachment from an unknown sender? Open it immediately Rename it and keep it Ignore it or verify the sender before opening Download it and share it Correct Explanation: Unknown attachments may contain malware or harmful files. Verify the sender first before opening anything unexpected. 7 / 10 What is phishing? A method used to improve internet speed A fake message or website designed to trick people into sharing sensitive information A type of computer keyboard A way to update software automatically Correct Explanation: Phishing is when attackers pretend to be trusted people or companies to trick users into sharing passwords, payment details, or other sensitive information. 8 / 10 Why is multi-factor authentication important? It deletes all old emails It adds an extra layer of protection to your account It makes passwords shorter It makes the screen brighter Correct Explanation: MFA protects your account by requiring another verification step, such as a code or approval, even if someone knows your password. 9 / 10 What does a secure website usually start with? https:// ftp:// mail:// file:// Correct Explanation: HTTPS means the connection between your browser and the website is encrypted, which helps protect information during transmission. 10 / 10 Which information should you avoid sharing publicly online? Your favorite color Public news articles General learning interests Your password, address, or private personal details Correct Explanation: Private details can be misused for account theft, scams, identity fraud, or targeted attacks. Your score isThe average score is 100% 0% Restart quiz
