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What wais one of
the most
consequences of clicking malicious links?
Your computer automatically shuts down for maintenance.
Attackers could install ransomware that encrypts company files and demands payment
Your internet connection becomes temporarily slower
Your email automatically deletes suspicious emails
Which of the following is the
strongest warning sign
of a phishing email?
An email from your manager containing a meeting reminder
A company newsletter containing promotional information
An urgent message demanding that you verify your account through an unfamiliar website
An order confirmation from a retailer you recently purchased from
You receive an email claiming to be from Microsoft asking you to verify your password. What is the
safest
way to respond?
Click the link because the email contains Microsoft's logo.
Reply to the email and ask whether the message is legitimate.
Enter your password as long as the website looks professional.
Visit Microsoft's official website independently to check your account
You receive a suspicious email at work but haven't clicked anything. What should you do?
Report the email to your IT department or use the email application's phishing reporting feature.
Forward the email to your coworkers to see whether they received it too.
Click the link to investigate whether the website is dangerous.
Reply to the sender asking them to prove their identity.
You accidentally click a phishing link and enter your company password. What should you do first?
Close the browser and continue working normally.
Wait to see whether any suspicious activity occurs.
Immediately report the incident to IT and change your password using a trusted device.
Delete the email and assume the threat has been eliminated.
Which one of these emails is the
most
trustworthy?
no-reply@google.com
no-reply@paypai.com
terry@notascam.org
n0-r3ply@mlcros0ft.com
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