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Spotting Phishing & Cyber ThreatsVersión en línea Phishing awareness in the workplace por kshitij 1 1. Scenario: You receive an urgent email from "IT Support" asking you to click a link to change your password immediately because of a server breach. What do you do? a Reply to the email asking if it's real b Click the link quickly to secure your account c Check the sender's full email address domain and report it via the internal phishing button. d Delete the email and ignore it. 2 2. Scenario: An email arrives from your CEO requesting $500 in digital gift cards for an "urgent client meeting" and asks you to text the codes directly to a mobile number. What is this? a Ransomware b CEO Fraud / Business Email Compromise (BEC). c A standard administrative request d Social Engineering. 3 3. Scenario: You get a text message on your personal phone claiming to be from the postal service stating a package cannot be delivered until you update your address and pay a $1 fee. What is this tactic called? a Spearfishing b Vishing c Malware delivery. d Smishing (SMS Phishing). 4 4. Scenario: An email from "Human Resources" contains an attachment titled "Q3_Salary_Review_Confidential.exe". What makes this highly dangerous? a It is marked as confidential b The file extension is an executable application (.exe), not a document or spreadsheet. c It was sent outside of working hours. d It mentions salaries 5 5. Scenario: A vendor you work with sends an invoice from their real email address, but the bank routing details on the invoice have suddenly changed. What is your safest immediate action? a Ignore the change and send it to the old bank account. b Process the invoice immediately to avoid late fees c Call the vendor using a trusted phone number from your records to verbally verify the invoice change. d Reply directly to the email asking for confirmation 6 6. Scenario: You are working from a local coffee shop. What is the safest way to access confidential company files on your laptop? a Use an incognito browser window. b Connect securely using the company's Virtual Private Network (VPN). c Tether to a coworker's public hotspot d Use the free open Wi-Fi network directly

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1. Scenario: You receive an urgent email from "IT Support" asking you to click a link to change your password immediately because of a server breach. What do you do?

2. Scenario: An email arrives from your CEO requesting $500 in digital gift cards for an "urgent client meeting" and asks you to text the codes directly to a mobile number. What is this?

3. Scenario: You get a text message on your personal phone claiming to be from the postal service stating a package cannot be delivered until you update your address and pay a $1 fee. What is this tactic called?

4. Scenario: An email from "Human Resources" contains an attachment titled "Q3_Salary_Review_Confidential.exe". What makes this highly dangerous?

5. Scenario: A vendor you work with sends an invoice from their real email address, but the bank routing details on the invoice have suddenly changed. What is your safest immediate action?

6. Scenario: You are working from a local coffee shop. What is the safest way to access confidential company files on your laptop?