Safer passwords and common tricks

Question 1 of 7

1. Get Cyber Safe’s passphrase recipe is:

   Four or more random words, and at least 15 characters A pet’s name One dictionary word plus your birth year Your birthday only
2. If you cannot use a passphrase, their traditional password should be at least:

   The same as your email address Written on the screen Three letters Twelve characters, with mixed case, a number, and a symbol
3. Reusing one password on many sites is risky because:

   It deletes Documents One stolen password can be tried on the other sites Computers refuse to reuse anything It makes Wi-Fi faster
4. Get Cyber Safe says you should:

   Text your password to a friend for backup Tape it to the monitor Never share your password with anyone Use it as a file name
5. A message that asks you to log in through a link in a text is a reason to:

   Call every number in the message Open the organisation from its real home page instead Share the link in a group chat Type the password as fast as you can
6. True or false: This course wants you to type your real email password into the practice screens.

   False True
7. For more detail on scams, this course points you to:

   Outlook workplace lessons (a different course) A pop-up that appears over a game Email & Online Safety Basics in Canada A stranger at a bus stop