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1. 1. Social engineering works mainly because attackers:
A. Break encryption on company systems B. Exploit normal human habits such as trust, helpfulness and respect for deadlines C. Need physical access to an office D. Only target people who are careless
2. 2. A person you do not recognise, carrying a box, asks you to hold the badge-controlled door open. The safest response is to:
A. Hold the door; they are clearly carrying something heavy B. Ask them to badge in themselves or direct them to reception, then report if anything seems off C. Ask for their name and let them in D. Let them in and follow them to see where they go
3. 3. An email carries your company's correct logo, comes from a colleague's real address, and links to a page starting with https://. What does this tell you?
A. The message is genuine and safe to act on B. The link is safe because it uses HTTPS C. The message could still be fraudulent; the request, context and workflow need checking D. Only the attachment needs checking
4. 4. You receive a sign-in approval prompt on your phone but you have not tried to sign in. You should:
A. Approve it, because it may be a background sync B. Ignore it and carry on; it will time out C. Deny it and report it, because someone may already have your password D. Approve it once to see what it is
5. 5. Which statement about passwords, recovery codes and one-time verification codes is correct?
A. IT support may ask for them during an outage B. They can be shared with your manager if the request is urgent C. They should never be shared with anyone, including IT D. They can be shared by phone but not by email