Keeping your information safe from online harm is a way to practice cybersecurity. Yes or No??
Yes, it is.
How many tips that you learn about cybersecurity today?
Nine tips
You meet someone nice for the first time online, but you've never seen them at school. They ask for your name, school, and home address, should you share it?
No, I don't
You take a very funny of yourself and you want to share it. Should you share it to a stranger?
No, I don't.
You create a very long password and you need someone to remember it for you. Should you share it with your parents?
Yes, I should.
Your friend tells you a very fun game online but when you go to the web to download it. It has many download boxes, should you download them all?
No, I don't.
You meet a stranger on Internet and start being annoyed, should you continue to chat with that person?
No, I don't.
You received this: "Hey shorty, you are dumb and ugly" from a strange kid, what will you do?
I will tell my parents or guardians./ I will stop talking to that person.
Is this website safe?-http://www.Beno-is-super-cute.com.
No, it isn't.
Is this website safe? "https://www.google.com" and why?
Yes, because it has the letter: "s" in the end of http.
Your Zoom application needs to update. Should you do it?
Yes, I should.
Your computer is new and you want to protect it. What should you get to protect your computer from virus?
I need antivirus protection program
Someone sends you a friend request but their profile is private. Also, they don't show their faces, should you accept the request?
No, I don't.
If you see something on a website like this: "Congratulations! Your family wins $1,000,000 million. Click here to receive the money"? Should you click on that?
No, I don't
