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Froggy Jumps Cyber Security Awareness Month 2025 - Game 3Versión en línea Assess AI-driven cybercrime risks. por Tonnika Richards 1 How can criminals leverage AI to automate phishing attacks? a By blocking all emails from unknown senders b By generating personalized messages at scale using data synthesis c By using AI to read minds before sending messages 2 What risk do AI-powered bots pose to security operations centers? a They only operate offline b They replace human analysts completely c They can simulate realistic alerts, causing alert fatigue 3 How can criminals exploit AI in social engineering beyond phishing? a Voice cloning to impersonate trusted figures b Hack-proof encryption guarantees c Summoning physical guardians 4 Which defense is critical against AI-driven attacks? a Ignore updates and cut network monitoring b Threat intelligence and rapid incident response c Use only single-factor authentication 5 What is a deepfake? a A realistic AI-generated image or video used to deceive b A fake antivirus alert c A corrupted software update 6 Why is AI phishing more dangerous than traditional phishing? a It can generate personalized, convincing messages at scale b It uses emojis c It’s slower and easier to detect 7 How can organizations reduce AI-related cyber risks? a Implement human oversight and regular audits b Disable all AI tools c Share passwords with AI 8 Which of the following is a sign of AI-generated phishing? a Highly personalized content with accurate details b Generic greetings c Misspelled words 9 Why is AI attractive to cybercriminals? a It can automate attacks and scale deception b It’s expensive c It’s easy to detect 10 What should you do if you suspect an AI-generated scam? a Report it to your IT/security team b Ignore it c Reply to confirm 11 What’s a risk of using generative AI in emails? a It may accidentally share sensitive data b It improves grammar c It blocks spam 12 What’s the best way to stay safe from AI-enhanced threats? a Stay informed and follow security protocols b Trust all AI-generated content c Avoid using email 13 Which of the following is a safe practice when using AI tools? a Reviewing AI outputs before sharing b Inputting confidential company data c Assuming AI-generated content is always correct 14 What’s a simple way to protect yourself from AI-enhanced scams? a Pause and verify the source before responding b Click links quickly before they expire c Share personal info only with AI tools 15 Why is it important to be cautious with AI-generated emails? a They can look very real and trick you into clicking harmful links b They may contain spelling errors c They are always sent by trusted sources

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Cyber Security Awareness Month 2025 - Game 3Versión en línea

por Tonnika Richards

How can criminals leverage AI to automate phishing attacks?

What risk do AI-powered bots pose to security operations centers?

How can criminals exploit AI in social engineering beyond phishing?

Which defense is critical against AI-driven attacks?

What is a deepfake?

Why is AI phishing more dangerous than traditional phishing?

How can organizations reduce AI-related cyber risks?

Which of the following is a sign of AI-generated phishing?

Why is AI attractive to cybercriminals?

What should you do if you suspect an AI-generated scam?

What’s a risk of using generative AI in emails?

What’s the best way to stay safe from AI-enhanced threats?

Which of the following is a safe practice when using AI tools?

What’s a simple way to protect yourself from AI-enhanced scams?

Why is it important to be cautious with AI-generated emails?