is essential for protecting your personal information, devices, and online accounts. Strong passwords, two‑factor authentication, avoiding phishing scams, and keeping software updated are key practices. Staying alert and following safe online habits reduces your risk of cyberattacks and identity theft.

Answer each question by selecting the best option. For multiple‑choice questions, choose A, B, C, or D. For true/false questions, select True or False. Review the correct answers afterward to check your understanding of online security.

 

Results

#1. Which of the following is the strongest password?

A. password123

B. T!9e$4Qm#2Lp

C. P@ssw0rd!

B. John2020

#2. Using the same password for multiple accounts is safe if the password is strong.

True

False

#3. What is phishing?

A. A type of computer hardware

B. A scam where attackers trick you into giving personal info

C. A secure login method

D. A type of antivirus software

#4. Cybercriminals only target large companies, not individuals.

False

True

#5. Two‑factor authentication (2FA) improves security by:

A. Using only a password

B. Allowing anyone to log in

C. Requiring two forms of verification

D. Disabling account alerts

#6. Software updates help protect your device from security threats.

True

False

#7. Which of the following is a sign of a suspicious email?

A. Personalized greeting

B. Unexpected attachments

C. Correct spelling and grammar

D. Known sender

#8. Public Wi‑Fi networks can expose your data if not used carefully.

False

True

#9. A VPN is mainly used to:

A. Speed up your internet

B. Block all ads

C. Encrypt your online activity

D. Install software updates

#10. You should share your passwords with trusted friends or family.

False

True

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