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Cybersecurity Trivia Questions

How much do you really know about Cybersecurity? Below are 8 true or false statements. Click each one to reveal the answer and explanation.

1.

A single compromised password can expose your entire digital life if you reuse it across sites.

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Easy
✓ TRUE

Credential stuffing attacks use leaked passwords to break into other accounts. Reusing passwords multiplies risk exponentially.

2.

Public Wi-Fi at coffee shops is safer than using a personal hotspot.

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Easy
✗ FALSE

Public Wi-Fi lacks encryption, making it easy for attackers to intercept data. Personal hotspots are encrypted and more secure.

3.

Using a VPN makes you completely anonymous online.

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Medium
✗ FALSE

VPNs hide your IP but don't anonymize all traffic; cookies, browser fingerprinting, and log policies can still identify you.

4.

Two-factor authentication always prevents account takeovers.

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Medium
✗ FALSE

Phishing attacks can bypass 2FA in real-time, and SIM swapping can intercept SMS codes. It's a strong layer, not foolproof.

5.

Most data breaches are caused by sophisticated hackers using advanced zero-day exploits.

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Medium
✗ FALSE

Actually, over 80% of breaches involve weak or stolen passwords, not complex exploits. Human error is the biggest vulnerability.

6.

Ransomware attacks can sometimes lock files even if you pay the ransom.

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Medium
✓ TRUE

Paying doesn't guarantee decryption; some victims never get their data back, and attackers often strike again.

7.

The first computer virus was created as a harmless experiment to spread across floppy disks.

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Hard
✓ TRUE

The Creeper virus (1971) was a proof-of-concept that displayed a message, not malicious. It led to the first antivirus, Reaper.

8.

Quantum computing will instantly break all current encryption within a few years.

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Hard
✗ FALSE

Large-scale quantum computers are years away, and many encryption methods (like lattice-based) are being developed to resist them.

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