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The main sign of infection that should catch your attention is:

Unusual outbound traffic from the computer to the Internet

Extra browser windows

A new desktop background

A slow printer

How can malware be spread?

By avoiding the use of USB drives

By locking your computer when not in use

By opening infected links or email attachments

By updating antivirus software regularly

What should you NOT do with personal data according to GDPR?

Keep it accurate and up-to-date

Share it with unauthorized individuals

Store it securely

Think about whether data use is fair and transparent

A senior exec gets a fake board-meeting subpoena from a spoofed law-firm address. This is best described as…

Clone phishing

Smishing

Whaling

Pharming

Which of the following is a sign of malware infection on your device?

Decreased number of pop-ups

Random programs opening on your device

Faster system performance

Increased storage availability

An attacker clones a real shipping confirmation e-mail, swaps the attachment for malware, and sends it to you. What type of phishing is that?

Quishing

Clone phishing

Water-holing

Whaling

Select every technology that the training pairs with user-training to create “defence-in-depth”.

Clear-desk policy

Real-time phishing simulations

Attachment sandboxing

Secure DNS filtering

AI-generated phishing e-mails are harder to detect because they…

Are sent only at night

Avoid obvious spelling/grammar mistakes

Can personalise tone and details at scale

Always contain malicious macros

Which of these is a recommended practice for securing personal data?

Storing documents on your desktop

Printing documents and leaving them on your desk

Using encrypted methods for sharing personal data

Sharing passwords through email along with the data