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What percentage of hacks into company computers are

done by current staff?

25%

75%

100%

50%

2. How did Ralph manage to

get into the American company's files?

He had inside help

He used a powerful machine

He bribed the operators

He guessed some passwords

3. What mistake did the system operators make that

allowed Ralph to access the CEO's personal files?

They didn't have a strong firewall

They displayed the CEO's ID

on the same screen as the login prompt

They left the system

unattended

They didn't have a backup system

1. How did Ralph first get

into computers?

He was a professional hacker

was a sysadmin in a

school computer lab

He was a computer geek at school

He was a detective inspector

1. What is hacking?

Managing computer networks

Gaining unauthorized access to computer systems

Developing computer software

Creating computer hardware

4. What is a common method used to connect to a

computer over the Internet?

Installing firewalls to restrict access

Phoning up someone to get their password

Using a callback system to verify identity

Typing in “guest” or “demo”

as the ID and password

2. How do hackers sometimes trick people into

giving their passwords?

Sending fake emails with password requests

Guessing the password based on personal information

Pretending to be from the company and asking for passwords

Hacking into the person's phone to get the

password

3. What is a recommended way to avoid being hacked

into?

Sharing passwords with colleagues

Ignoring failed access attempts in event logs

Using common names or dictionary words as passwords

Installing firewalls to restrict access to a

network

5. What is the purpose of having really secure

passwords?

To test the system regularly using event logs

To make it easier for users to remember the

password

To make it difficult for

hackers to guess the password

To allow easy access to the system