How good are your digital security reflexes?
Fake text messages, phishing, password habits… In eight questions we measure your digital reflexes. If a weak spot turns up, our guide is ready.
Fraud no longer arrives in clumsily written e-mails but in text messages that look exactly like your bank's. Noticing it is not a matter of knowledge but of reflex: a pause of one second is often what saves the money.
In this eight-question test we ask about situations that may come your way in real life. At the end we tell you how many you got right and what you need to be careful about.
A text message claiming to be from your bank says 'your account will be closed' and gives a link. The first thing you should do?
Which is the safest password?
Which is the weakest method of two-step verification?
The riskiest thing to do on public Wi-Fi?
An app is a torch app, but it asks for access to your contacts and your location. What does that mean?
On social media 'someone you know' asks for money in a private message. The right thing to do?
A file arriving on your computer has the extension .pdf.exe. What does this mean?
You have found out that your password may have leaked from a site. Your priority?
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