CRJS 405 Criminal Justice: IT Security
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Topics of this game:
- How can the user spot the URL link before clicking on it?
- You received an email from your bank asking for payment for outstanding fees. What should you do?
- An example of a complex password is:
- When a fraudulent email asks the user for personal information or to download software that may contain a virus is:
- Passwords should be used for all accounts so it's easier to remember
- The subject line a work email states "Congrats! You've won 1000 dollars!" and the contents include a link, the user should:
- When accessing your account, which of the following steps will ensure there is a second layer of security in your account
- Which of the following is a common example of a "phishing" attack?
- If a user clicks on a link and is directed to a website with a hyperlink called www.google.com but the search engine states, "www1.google1.com". The user should:
- The link you received states: "Jane.docx" but when hovered, it states "123.exe". The user should:
- What is pharming?
- What is phishing?
- Phishing emails always contain links to websites
- Are phishing scams focused on one target?
- Reporting phishing emails is a waste of time.
