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Test Your Knowledge with Online Safety Assessment Quiz
Assess Your Digital Safety Knowledge in Minutes
This online safety quiz helps you spot gaps in how you handle phishing, privacy settings, and safe browsing. Answer 15 quick questions to find weak spots fast and see what to fix first. Want a different focus? Try the child version or the basic quiz .
Learning Outcomes
- Identify common online threats and safety vulnerabilities.
- Evaluate secure practices for protecting personal information.
- Apply strategies to recognize and avoid phishing scams.
- Demonstrate safe browsing habits across different devices.
- Analyse privacy settings and enhance social media security.
- Master responsible digital communication and password management.
Cheat Sheet
- Recognize Common Online Threats - Fun but crucial: phishing scams, malware, and crafty social engineering tactics all want to nab your personal info! Spotting these digital baddies early turns you into a cybersecurity ninja. Protecting Yourself Against Phishing
- Evaluate Secure Practices for Personal Information - Before you share your secrets, double-check who's asking and if their channel is locked down tight. Strong, unique passwords and multi-factor authentication give hackers a serious headache. Phishing Tips
- Apply Strategies to Recognize and Avoid Phishing Scams - Watch for urgent emails begging for clicks, sketchy senders, or weird URLs hiding behind friendly text. Hover over links like a detective to peek at the real address before you click! Tips and Strategies
- Demonstrate Safe Browsing Habits Across Devices - Keep your browser and operating system updated so they can block the latest cyber-villains, and use trusted antivirus software to keep your shields up. Avoid dubious websites and clear your history and cookies regularly to stay stealthy. Phishing Tips Highlight
- Analyze Privacy Settings and Enhance Social Media Security - Tweak your profile settings like a privacy pro: decide who sees what and keep unwanted eyes out. The less personal info you share publicly, the harder it is for identity thieves to strike. Avoid Being a Phishing Victim
- Master Responsible Digital Communication and Password Management - Use a password manager to create and guard strong, unique passwords for every account - no repeats allowed! And always communicate respectfully online to keep your digital footprint squeaky clean. Phishing Tips
- Understand the Importance of Software Updates - Think of updates as power-ups: they patch security holes and keep you one step ahead of cyber-villains. Enable automatic updates and let your devices level up on their own. Phishing Tips Highlight
- Recognize the Signs of a Secure Website - A legit site flaunts HTTPS and a little padlock icon - your green light to share sensitive data. If the certificate seems fishy or missing, hit the brakes and back out. Phishing Tips
- Be Cautious with Email Attachments and Links - Attachments and links from strangers can be Trojan horses; don't open or click until you're sure who sent them. When in doubt, verify the sender through another channel. Don't Get Phished
- Report Suspicious Activities - Spotted a phishy email or sketchy link? Be a cyber hero and report it to your IT squad or the authorities. Quick action helps protect everyone from digital disasters. Avoid Being a Phishing Victim