Crack the Cybersecurity Code

Crack the Cybersecurity Code

Test your knowledge on cybersecurity concepts, practices, and tools that safeguard digital infrastructure and protect against cyber threats.

published on October 24, 2024
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What is multi-factor authentication?

What is multi-factor authentication?
Using multiple passwords for a single login
A single secure password policy
Verifying identity through multiple methods
Logging in multiple times for access
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Which term refers to the process of converting data into a code?

Which term refers to the process of converting data into a code?
Archiving
Defragmenting
Encryption
Scanning
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What type of attack involves overwhelming a system with traffic?

What type of attack involves overwhelming a system with traffic?
SQL injection
Man-in-the-middle attack
Phishing
Denial of Service (DoS)
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Which of these is NOT a strong password practice?

Which of these is NOT a strong password practice?
Changing passwords regularly
Using personal information
Avoiding dictionary words
Using a mix of symbols and numbers
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What does VPN stand for?

What does VPN stand for?
Verified Personal Network
Virtual Private Network
Virtual Privacy Network
Verified Protection Network
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Which of the following is a type of malware?

Which of the following is a type of malware?
Ransomware
Antivirus
VPN
Firewall
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Which organization creates standards for internet security?

Which organization creates standards for internet security?
ISO
OSHA
NIST
FBI
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What is the primary function of a firewall?

What is the primary function of a firewall?
To detect phishing emails
To block unauthorized access
To store passwords
To encrypt data
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What is the purpose of penetration testing?

What is the purpose of penetration testing?
To install firewalls
To improve antivirus software
To find vulnerabilities in systems
To reward ethical hackers
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Which of these is a common phishing tactic?

Which of these is a common phishing tactic?
Impersonating a known entity
Sending bulk emails
Using Trojan horses
Deploying browser plugins
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What is a zero-day exploit?

What is a zero-day exploit?
Software phishing method
A risk detected in less than 24 hours
An attack exploiting an unknown flaw
An outdated software vulnerability
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Which device is essential for connecting a network securely to the internet?

Which device is essential for connecting a network securely to the internet?
Modem
Router
Switch
Firewall