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Level 3. Fraud, Scam, & Security Scenario Challenge


Level 3. Fraud, Scam, & Security Scenario ChallengeVersión en línea Prove your understanding of this topic by spotting the potential fraud and scam indicators! por WM 1 You receive an email from a teacher with a Google Drive link to class materials, and the link is shared through your school account Yes No 2 Your school counselor emails you from their school email about a scholarship opportunity and links the school website Yes No 3 You get an email saying your Netflix account was accessed from another country, and it tells you to log in through the official Netflix website Yes No 4 Your bank app sends a push notification asking you to confirm a $12 purchase you just made Yes No 5 A company calls offering a free trial but asks for your Social Security number to verify your identity Yes No 6 A website asks for your phone number to send a one-time login code Yes No 7 You see a website selling brand new AirPods for $19.99 with a countdown timer and "Only 2 left in stock!" Yes No 8 A pop-up appears saying your computer is infected and gives a phone number for tech support Yes No 9 Amazon emails you about a package you actually ordered and sends you a link to track it Yes No 10 You get a text from your bank saying your account is locked. It includes a link to log in and fix the issue Yes No 11 You get a message on TikTok saying you won a giveaway and must pay a small shipping fee to receive it Yes No 12 Your bank asks security questions when you log in from a new device Yes No 13 A website is selling a PlayStation 5 for $199 when it normally costs $500. The site was created last month and has no phone number yet Yes No 14 Your friend DMs you on Instagram saying, "I'm locked out of my account. Can you send me the 6-digit code you just got? It's for me" Yes No 15 A verified brand account posts a free giveaway that doesn't require payment and includes a link to its official website rules Yes No 16 You get a call from someone claiming to be the IRS demanding payment in gift cards Yes No 17 Someone DMs you offerering to turn a $100 investment into $10,000 by the end of the month using crypto Yes No 18 Your bank mails you a physical letter with your name and partial account number with instructions to contact them using the phone number on the back of your card Yes No 19 A company emails you about a data breach and offers free credit monitoring with no payment or bank information required Yes No 20 A job posting says you can make $5,000 per month working 5 hours a week with no experience Yes No

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Level 3. Fraud, Scam, & Security Scenario ChallengeVersión en línea

por WM

You receive an email from a teacher with a Google Drive link to class materials, and the link is shared through your school account

Your school counselor emails you from their school email about a scholarship opportunity and links the school website

You get an email saying your Netflix account was accessed from another country, and it tells you to log in through the official Netflix website

Your bank app sends a push notification asking you to confirm a $12 purchase you just made

A company calls offering a free trial but asks for your Social Security number to verify your identity

A website asks for your phone number to send a one-time login code

You see a website selling brand new AirPods for $19.99 with a countdown timer and "Only 2 left in stock!"

A pop-up appears saying your computer is infected and gives a phone number for tech support

Amazon emails you about a package you actually ordered and sends you a link to track it

You get a text from your bank saying your account is locked. It includes a link to log in and fix the issue

You get a message on TikTok saying you won a giveaway and must pay a small shipping fee to receive it

Your bank asks security questions when you log in from a new device

A website is selling a PlayStation 5 for $199 when it normally costs $500. The site was created last month and has no phone number yet

Your friend DMs you on Instagram saying, "I'm locked out of my account. Can you send me the 6-digit code you just got? It's for me"

A verified brand account posts a free giveaway that doesn't require payment and includes a link to its official website rules

You get a call from someone claiming to be the IRS demanding payment in gift cards

Someone DMs you offerering to turn a $100 investment into $10,000 by the end of the month using crypto

Your bank mails you a physical letter with your name and partial account number with instructions to contact them using the phone number on the back of your card

A company emails you about a data breach and offers free credit monitoring with no payment or bank information required

A job posting says you can make $5,000 per month working 5 hours a week with no experience