which of the following would a cyber criminal most likely do once they gained acess to user id and password? A .break in network B. burglarize houses whose owners are on vacation C. steal personally identifiable information in order to commit identity theft D. read personal emails for the purpose of blockmailing 2. Would this incident be an example of social engineering? someone calling to get your full name for an event registration? A. yes B. no 3. would this incident be an example of social engineering? you receive a phone call from the technical support department of a software make, alerting you to a bug in the companys software,which you have purchased. the tech offers to walk you through the steps required to fix the software on your computer. A. social engineering B. not social engineering 4. True or false? social engineering is a technique used by those with high level of technical skills. A.true B. false 5. true or false? malware problems and other compromises of your computer information are rare. A. true B.false 6. which of the following is generally not considered pii. A.your drivers license number B. your library card number C. your bank account number D. your social security number 7. can the following action be a result of your pii being compromised? being denied access to your own bank account online A. yes B.no 8. which of the following is least likely to help you protect your pii.? A.creating a password to logon to your computer B. logging off your computer when you step away from it C. keeping your social security card in your wallet D. creating different password for different online accounts 9. identify whether the following actions pose a risk of becoming a phishing victim or do not pose a risk. using a computer in his colleges open lab, oscars orders a textbook he needs from an online vendor by typing in thier url, and he ues his credit card to pay for the other. A.risk of becoming a phishing victim B.not a risk of becoming a phishing victim 10. which of the following is not characteristics of a phishing email? A.a tone of urgency about an action to be taken B. spelling and grammer errors C. addressing you by name D. long links to url that you don’t recognize 11. indicate whether the following actions are the actions of a person who will be a victim, or will not be a victim, of phishing. clicking on a link to the url https:// www.google.com A.phishing victim B.not a phishing victim 12.identify whether the following actions pose a risk of becoming phishing victim or do not pose a risk. ann receives an email telling here that a friend has sent her an electronic greeting card. she clicks on a rather long url to retrive the card. A.risk of becoming a phishing victim B.not a risk of becoming a phishing victim 13 for the following scenario, indicate whether the actions are good practice or bad practice to safeguard your personally identifiable information. Anthony has spent time developing a super secure password. he now useses it for all his accounts A.good practice B.bad practice 14. for the following scenario, indicate whether the actions are good practice or bad practice to safeguard your personally identifiable information. dale uses his first name as a password A. good practice B. bad practice 15. for the following scenario, indicate whether the actions are good practice or bad practices to safeguard your personally indentifiable information Marina’s personal computer requires a password to get access. A. good practice B. bad practice