Test Your Knowledge of Scams, Fraud and Identity Theft
Test Your Knowledge of Scams and Fraud
Are you aware of the latest scams and identity theft tactics? This quiz is designed to help you assess your knowledge about scams, fraud, and how to protect yourself from emerging threats. By answering these questions, you will gain valuable insights that could help you stay safe online.
- Understand the types of scams prevalent today
- Learn how to safeguard your personal information
- Discover practical tips for enhancing your online security
1. Which of the following should never be divulged to a stranger, especially someone who contacts you out of the blue?
Your Social Security Number
Your Bank Account Number
Your License Information
All of the Above
Cybercriminals use tricks to hide behind information that may appear authentic, but is not. What information do cybercriminals discuise?
Their names and addresses
Their phone numbers
Their IP address
All of the above
The most common type of scam reported to FBI's Internet Complaint Center in 2020 was:
Bogus Prizes/Sweepstakes
"Grandparent" Scam
Family/Friend Imposters
Fake Check Scams
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) examined fraud reports and have found most often criminals first contacted victims by:
Sending a letter in the mail
Calling them on the phone
Sending an email
Visiting them at their residence
How can you imporove your online security?
Require two-step authentication to access your financial accounts
Set up alerts with credit-card issuers so everytime your card is used, you are notified
Maintain unique passowrds for all your online accounts and update them periodically. Never use "password" as a password
All of the above
Credit cards offer consumers better protection against liability for fraudulent purchases compared to debit cards because of the:
Electronic Fund Transfer Act
Federal Reserve Bank's Regulation E
Fair Credit Billing Act
None of the above
Which payment methods do fraudsters often request from victims?
Bitcoin or another digital currency
Gift cards (ex. iTunes cards)
Funds sent using a peer-to-peer payment app
All of the above
If a person I do not know calls needing remote-access to my computer, it is okay to give them permission to do so.
True
False
Email authentication can help protect against phishing attacks?
True
False
If you fall for a phishing scam, what should you do to limit the damage?
Delete the phishing email
Unplug the computer
Change any compromised passwords
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