SOCIAL ENGINEERING QUIZ

All these are true about phishing except: A. Spear phishing can be prevented by discouraging employees using social media so no information about them are available online B. C. D. E.

A. Spear phishing can be prevented by discouraging employees using social media so no information about them are available online

Having physical access to ones computer, even if the computer is locked, may enable the following attack except this one: A. Steal ones password B. Install key logger C. Install malware D. Copy files E. None of the above

A. Steal ones password

The following techniques can be used to kill a phishing attack except this one: A. Delete unread phishing emails in people's email box B. Send warning to people about specific phishing emails C. Phishing drills D. Detect abnormal computer usage patterns E. None of the above

B. Send warning to people about specific phishing emails

The following are important elements of a phishing drill except this one: A. Clear and easy to use reporting procedure B. Create realistic phishing messages C. Publish individual scores D. Educate people to improve personal online security E. None of the above

C. Publish individual scores

The following information is important for creating a spear phish except: A. Social security number B. Medical records C. Movie watching history D. Cell phone number E. Family member information

D. Cell phone number

In social engineering, attacker use the following techniques to gain victim's trust except: A. Appear to be an expert B. Asking for help C. Dressed appropriately D. Speak with certain accents E. Directly ask for sensitive information

E. Directly ask for sensitive information

Phishing attacks hide themselves using these techniques except: A. Tiny URLs B. Domain names with close spelling to legitimate sites C. Real logos and convincing prose D. Links to legitimate sites that has been compromised to deliver malware E. None of the above

E. None of the above

Dumpster diving means A. Going through refuse to find potential valuable items B. Looking for mundane information in garbage bins such as organizational chart that can be used to entice someone give up secrets C. Looking for valuable information in digital trash can D. All of the above E. None of the above

Looking for mundane information in garbage bins such as organizational chart that can be used to entice someone give up secrets