What would you do if someone you don't know sent you an email or an instant message asking for your address or phone number?*1 pointGive them fake detailsRespond and tell them noDare a friend to do itReport it to an adult

If you receive a suspicious email from someone you know, what is the best way to verify the identify of the sender?Contact the individual using an alternate and verified meansCall the phone number in the message as it will be the most up to dateDo nothing as electronic messages are always secureReply to the message asking the sender to confirm their identify

When individuals send you fake emails, pop-up messages, social media messages, texts, calls, or links to bogus websites in an attempt to trick you into disclosing personal and financial information.Select one:Identity TheftPhishingPlagiarizingSkimming

When individuals send you fake emails, pop-up messages, social media messages, texts, calls, or links to bogus websites in an attempt to trick you into disclosing personal and financial information.Select one:SkimmingIdentity TheftPhishingPlagiarizing

How would you sign a letter that addresses a person you do not personally know?

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.