Kira sends an email message to a teammate about a conflict she's having with their boss. They later discover that the boss found out about the contents of the message.What's the most likely way that happened?Choose 1 answer:Choose 1 answer:(Choice A)   The email application automatically posted the message to her social media account.AThe email application automatically posted the message to her social media account.(Choice B)   An automated bot found the message and stored it in a public archive of Internet documents.BAn automated bot found the message and stored it in a public archive of Internet documents.(Choice C)   The teammate forwarded the message to the boss.CThe teammate forwarded the message to the boss.(Choice D)   An attacker got into her email account and sold the data to the boss.DAn attacker got into her email account and sold the data to the boss.

Jane received an instant message from an unknown sender containing a suspicious link. What should she do?1.0 MarksReport the message to the IT department.Ignore the message and delete it.Forward the message to her personal email for analysis.Click the link to see where it leads. Open the link in a sandboxed browser.Share the link with colleagues to see if they think it's safe.

Unlike an email, which can be read by the recipient at any time, ___ engage individuals in a live conversation.AblogsBP2PsCinstant messengersDMOOCs

You want to make sure Matthieu gets the email you are sending to Felix, but you don’t want Felix to know that Matthieu is receiving a copy of the email. What do you do?

1.Question 1John, a threat actor, called up Johana, the IT help desk member of the targeted organization, and informed her that Mr. Tibiyani was about to give a presentation to customers but he could not open his files as they were corrupted and that Mr. Tibiyani requested him to call and ask her to send the files to him as soon as possible to start the presentation.Identify the social engineering context created by the attacker in the above scenario. 1 pointSocial proof Consensus proof Scarcity Intimidation 2.Question 2In which of the following attacks does an attacker send an email or message to the target offering free gifts such as money and software, on the condition that the user forwards the email to a predetermined number of recipients? 1 pointHoax letters Instant chat messenger Pop-up windows Chain letters 3.Question 3In which of the following techniques does an attacker execute malicious programs on a victim’s computer or server, and when the victim enters any URL or domain name, it automatically redirects the victim’s traffic to the attacker-controlled website? 1 pointImpersonation Spimming Dumpster diving Pharming 4.Question 4Abin, an attacker intending to access the critical assets and computing devices of an organization, impersonated Sally, a system administrator. Abin masquerades as Sally and gathers critical information from computing devices of the target organization. Identify the type of insider threat demonstrated in the above scenario. 1 pointNegligent insider Malicious insider Compromised insider Professional insider 5.Question 5Which of the following countermeasures can assist users in reducing the chances of identity theft? 1 pointEnable two-factor authentication on all online accounts Ensure your name is present on the marketers’ hit lists Always give any personal information over the phone Use public Wi-Fi for sharing or accessing internet banking

An organization's IT administrator accidentally stumbles upon personal emails between employees that contain confidential information. What should the administrator do?1.0 MarksReport the accidental access to the organization's legal departmentShare the information with colleagues for amusement Blackmail employees using the sensitive informationDelete the emails to cover up the accidental accessRead and use the information to address potential issues