Staying safe online: content, contact and conduct

9.Match each online safety term to its correct definition.

10.Put the steps in order for how a typical phishing attack might occur, according to the source.

11.Malware is often distributed through email, software, and files from unofficial locations.

12.Which of the following is NOT listed in the source as a type of malware?

13.Match each type of malware to its description.

14.Put the following steps in the order a victim might experience a sextortion scam, based on common patterns.

15.Which of the following are recommended actions to take if you encounter cyberbullying? (Select all that apply)

16.A user receives an email that appears to be from their bank, asking them to verify their account details by clicking a link. The link leads to a website that looks exactly like the bank's official site. This is an example of which type of security breach?

17.A company's internal network is infiltrated by a program that encrypts all files and demands a ransom for decryption. Based on the types of malware listed in the source, which type of malware is this?

18.Arrange these steps in the order a typical phishing attack might occur, according to the source.

19.A social media platform is struggling to moderate hate speech. According to the source, why might reports from marginalized users be less likely to be taken seriously?

20.Which of the following are common threats to personal safety online, as listed in the source? (Select all that apply)

21.Which of the following is a type of malware that is specifically designed to collect and transmit private information, such as passwords, without the user's consent?

22.According to the source, which of the following are methods used to obfuscate malware, making it harder to detect? (Select all that apply)

23.According to the source, malware is often distributed through email, software, and files from unofficial locations.

24.Match each type of malware to its description according to the source.

25.Put the following steps in the order a typical phishing attack might occur, according to the source.

26.A student receives an email that appears to be from their school, asking them to 'verify' their login credentials by clicking a link. The link leads to a page that looks exactly like the school's portal but is fake. Which of the following best describes this scenario?

27.Which of the following is a type of malware that is specifically designed to collect and transmit private information, such as passwords, without the user's consent or knowledge?

28.Match each online threat to its correct description.

29.Put the following steps in the order a typical sextortion scam might occur, based on common patterns described in the source.

30.According to the source, what is the primary purpose of phishing?

31.A social media platform is reviewing its moderation policies. Based on the source, which of the following is a likely consequence of hate speech proliferation on the platform?

32.A new malware is designed to encrypt files and demand payment for decryption. Based on the types of malware listed in the source, what type is this?

33.Which of the following are methods mentioned in the source that are used to obfuscate malware, making it harder to detect? (Select all that apply)

34.According to the source, malware is often distributed through email, software, and files from official locations only.

35.A user receives an email that appears to be from their bank, asking them to 'verify' their account details by clicking a link. The link leads to a website that looks identical to the bank's real site. This is an example of which type of attack?

36.According to the source, which of the following is a common threat to personal safety online?

37.Which of the following is a common threat to personal safety online, as listed in the source?

38.According to the source, cyberstalking is a crime.

39.Which of the following is a type of malware mentioned in the source?

40.Which of the following are methods used to obfuscate malware, making it harder to detect? (Select all that apply)

41.Fill in the blank with the correct term.

42.What is the term for the use of the internet or other electronic means to stalk or harass an individual, group, or organization?

43.What does the term 'sextortion' refer to?

44.According to the 2012 study mentioned in the source, what percentage of adolescents reported being a victim of cyberbullying?

45.Complete the sentence with the correct term.

46.What is one reason why malware is a prevalent security concern, according to the source?

47.Complete the sentence with the correct term from the source.

48.What term is used to describe the use of electronic means to abuse, intimidate, or overpower an individual or group?

49.In a 2012 study of over 11,925 students in the United States, 23% reported being a victim of cyberbullying. Approximately how many students reported being victims?

50.According to the Australian eSafety Commissioner, 44% of young Australians report being socially excluded, threatened or abused online. If a survey of 2,500 young Australians is conducted, how many would be expected to report such experiences?

51.What percentage of adolescents in the 2012 study reported being a victim of cyberbullying?

52.If a school has 800 students and the cyberbullying victim rate from the 2012 study (23%) applies, how many students might be victims?

53.Explain how the ease of spreading information online can lead to harm, and give one example of a safety measure that can reduce this harm.

54.Describe two ways in which cyberbullying can have serious consequences for victims, based on the source.

55.Explain why malware is a prevalent security concern, and describe two methods used to obfuscate malicious programs, making them harder to detect.

56.Explain why the ease of spreading information online can lead to harm, and give one example of a safety measure that can reduce this harm.

57.According to the 2012 study mentioned in the source, what percentage of adolescents reported being a victim of cyberbullying?

58.In a 2012 study of over 11,925 students in the United States, 23% reported being a victim of cyberbullying. Approximately how many students reported being victims?

59.According to the Australian eSafety Commissioner, 44% of young Australians report being socially excluded, threatened or abused online. If a survey of 2,500 young Australians is conducted, how many would be expected to report such experiences?

60.If a school has 800 students and the cyberbullying victim rate from the 2012 study (23%) applies, how many students might be victims?