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The document contains plenary questions for a Year 9 lesson on cybersecurity, specifically focusing on social engineering. It includes multiple-choice questions related to types of cyber attacks, definitions of key terms, and methods used by cybercriminals. The resource is regularly updated and licensed under the Open Government Licence, version 3.

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The document contains plenary questions for a Year 9 lesson on cybersecurity, specifically focusing on social engineering. It includes multiple-choice questions related to types of cyber attacks, definitions of key terms, and methods used by cybercriminals. The resource is regularly updated and licensed under the Open Government Licence, version 3.

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Year 9 – Cybersecurity Plenary questions

Lesson 2 – Social engineering

Lesson 2 plenary questions

1. The email above may be what type of attack?

A. Shouldering
B. Phishing
C. Blagging
D. Hacking

2. What is the key indication that the email is the type of attack that you gave as your
answer in question 1?

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3. ‘A set of methods used by cybercriminals to deceive individuals into handing over
information that they can use for fraudulent purposes’ is a definition of which of the
following key terms?

A. Shouldering
B. Phishing
C. Blagging
D. Social engineering

4. Which of the following is when attackers create short, fun quizzes in an attempt to find
out key pieces of information that can help them answer account security questions?

A. Blagging
B. Shouldering
C. Name generator attack
D. Phishing

Resources are updated regularly — the latest version is available at: [Link]/tcc.

This resource is licensed under the Open Government Licence, version 3. For more information on this
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