Who are you?
This website may often ask for your personal information--be careful what you share (multiple acceptable answers).
What are online shopping websites, social media websites, and any website where you have a personal account?
This is an example of personal information that is safe to share on the Internet (name any).
What are favorite foods, movies, books, etc., or other non-personally identifiable pieces of information?
This type of social engineering (phishing, pretexting, or baiting) consists of email scams in which an attacker tries to gain your personal information.
What is phishing?
True or false: you should always trust links that claim to lead you to different places than they actually do.
What is false?
Unscramble "sraddes" to get this piece of personal information.
What is address?
This is an example of personal information that may not be safe to share on the Internet (name any).
What are name, birthday, credit card information (depending on the situation), Social Security Number, etc.?
This type of social engineering (phishing, pretexting, or baiting) consists of promising free goods, but falling short.
What is baiting?
Emails that ask you for this type of information should never be trusted.
What is personal information?
True or false: you always have to give a website any personal information it asks for.
What is false?
True or false: you should only trust people on the Internet who you know and trust in real life.
What is true?
This type of social engineering (phishing, pretexting, or baiting) consists of creating fake scenarios to trick you into giving away your information.
What is pretexting?
If you do not know if an email is a scam, you should do this (multiple acceptable answers).
What is checking if you or others have received reliable emails from this address before OR ask your parents/other trusted adults?