
Clickbait and phishing
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- Q1What is clickbait?An online fishing gameExaggerated headlines or thumbnails trying to get you to click on themA type of computer virusA healthy snack option30s
- Q2What is phishing?A type of online scam where individuals try to trick others into sharing personal information such as passwords or credit card numbersA form of exercise involving dancingA way to make friends on social mediaA type of fishing technique using a spear30s
- Q3How can you identify clickbait?Clickbait is only found on reputable websitesClickbait always contains accurate informationClickbait often uses sensational language or promises unbelievable resultsClickbait is never used on social media30s
- Q4What should you do if you receive a suspicious email asking for your personal information?Immediately share your personal information to avoid any issuesClick on any links or attachments in the emailDo not provide any personal information and report the email as phishingProvide your personal information to help the sender30s
- Q5What is a common red flag of clickbait articles or videos?Realistic and trustworthy contentExaggerated or sensationalized headlines or thumbnailsNo headlines or thumbnails at allShort and simple headlines or thumbnails30s
- Q6Why is it risky to click on suspicious links in emails or messages?Clicking on suspicious links can lead to malware infections or phishing scamsClicking on links always leads to useful informationClicking on links in emails is a fun way to explore new websitesSuspicious links are harmless and can't cause any harm30s
- Q7How can you protect your personal information from phishing attempts?Keep your personal information written down on sticky notes for easy accessPost your personal information on social media to verify your identityNever share sensitive information like passwords or credit card numbers via email or unknown websitesShare your personal information with anyone who asks for it30s
- Q8What is commonly used in a phishing email?Including only safe informationProviding clear informationCreating a sense of urgencyUsing a professional tone30s
- Q9How do phishing emails often attempt to trick recipients?By impersonating a real senderBy offering free gifts or couponsBy providing links to safe websitesBy including clear disclaimers and real information30s