Sofia receives a text message from her bank. All of the following indicate that the text may actually be a scam EXCEPT…Question 20AnswerThe text message asks her to call the number that is on the back of her debit card.The text message includes a link that starts with “http”.The text message has a few spelling errors in the body of the text.The text message indicates that she will lose a significant amount of money if she does not respond within 1 hour.

Tearoa receives an email from their work supervisor requesting that they transfer $20,000 to a particular bank account. Tearoa is suspicious of the email. This is potentially an example of:

Dara receives a message on her phone that she suspects is a phishing attempt. She ought to:Select one:Forward the message to her friends to see if they think it's a scam tooDelete the messageStore the messgaeReply and ask the sender not to send more mail.

A variant of phishing email scams that instead utilizes Short Message Service (SMS) systems to send bogus text messages.*1 pointPhishingSmishingVishingPharming

You receive an email with a link to a fraudulent website that looks identical to your online banking portal. What type of malware is associated with this phishing attempt?1.0 MarksWormKeyloggerSpywareRootkitTrojan horse

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.