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Cybersecurity Awareness for Employees Course: Payment fraud, fake invoices and CEO scams

اختبار موضوعي بلا وقت محدد: 16 سؤالًا عن Payment fraud, fake invoices and CEO scams، مع شرح بعد كل إجابة. تُخلط الأسئلة والإجابات في كل مرة.

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  • تمت المراجعة في 13 أكتوبر 2026
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اختبار الموضوع 3: Payment fraud, fake invoices and CEO scams

  1. السؤال 1 من 16

    What is "whaling"?
    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: C. Spear phishing aimed at senior executives

    Whaling is spear phishing that targets a "big phish", such as a CEO or other senior executive.

  2. السؤال 2 من 16

    In business email compromise, what does the scammer usually pretend to be?
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    الإجابة: C. A leader, coworker or partner asking for money

    Business email compromise impersonates leaders, colleagues or partners to request money transfers or information.

  3. السؤال 3 من 16

    Read the email. Which warning signs does it show?

    From: Mark Olsen, President <mark.olsen.office@mailservice.example>

    Subject: Quick favour

    Are you at your desk? I am in meetings offsite all day and cannot take calls. I need you to buy six $200 gift cards for client thank-you gifts. Please keep this between us, I want it to be a surprise.

    Scratch the backs and send me photos of the card numbers by noon. I will pay you back tomorrow.

    Mark

    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: A. Gift cards, secrecy and a boss who is "offsite"

    The CAFC describes gift card requests from a "boss" who says they are working offsite, and the RCMP lists demands for secrecy and pressure to act quickly as warning signs of business email compromise.

  4. السؤال 4 من 16

    Read the email. What should you do next?

    From: Mark Olsen, President <mark.olsen.office@mailservice.example>

    Subject: Quick favour

    Are you at your desk? I am in meetings offsite all day and cannot take calls. I need you to buy six $200 gift cards for client thank-you gifts. Please keep this between us, I want it to be a surprise.

    Scratch the backs and send me photos of the card numbers by noon. I will pay you back tomorrow.

    Mark

    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: A. Contact Mark using the company directory

    Verify through a separate, trusted channel such as your work directory. Replying to the suspicious email only reaches the scammer.

  5. السؤال 5 من 16

    Read the email. Which detail is the strongest warning sign?

    From: Accounts, Kestrel Paving <accounts@kestrel-paving.example>

    Subject: Updated banking details - Invoice 4471

    Hello,

    Because of an audit, our bank account has changed. Please update our banking details for all future payments. The new account details are attached.

    Invoice 4471 for $18,450 is due today. Please pay it to the new account and confirm by reply once it is done.

    Thank you, Accounts Team

    (Note: Kestrel Paving is a real supplier of your company. Its emails normally come from @kestrelpaving.example.)

    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: B. A request for new bank details, with payment due today

    Payment-detail changes and urgent deadlines are key signs of a supplier or contractor swindle.

  6. السؤال 6 من 16

    Read the email. What does the sender's address tell you?

    From: Accounts, Kestrel Paving <accounts@kestrel-paving.example>

    Subject: Updated banking details - Invoice 4471

    Hello,

    Because of an audit, our bank account has changed. Please update our banking details for all future payments. The new account details are attached.

    Invoice 4471 for $18,450 is due today. Please pay it to the new account and confirm by reply once it is done.

    Thank you, Accounts Team

    (Note: Kestrel Paving is a real supplier of your company. Its emails normally come from @kestrelpaving.example.)

    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: A. It is a look-alike of the real domain

    kestrel-paving.example is not kestrelpaving.example. Small changes to a real domain are a common phishing trick.

  7. السؤال 7 من 16

    Read the email. What should you do before changing anything?

    From: Accounts, Kestrel Paving <accounts@kestrel-paving.example>

    Subject: Updated banking details - Invoice 4471

    Hello,

    Because of an audit, our bank account has changed. Please update our banking details for all future payments. The new account details are attached.

    Invoice 4471 for $18,450 is due today. Please pay it to the new account and confirm by reply once it is done.

    Thank you, Accounts Team

    (Note: Kestrel Paving is a real supplier of your company. Its emails normally come from @kestrelpaving.example.)

    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: A. Call the supplier using the phone number in your own records

    Look up the contact in your own records and confirm directly. Treat any request to change payment details as suspicious until verified.

  8. السؤال 8 من 16

    Read the email. What does the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre call this kind of scam?

    From: Jenna Morales <jenna.morales.home@mailservice.example>

    Subject: New bank for my pay

    Hi Payroll,

    I switched banks this week. Please send my next pay to the new account below. I am on a job site all day and can't call, so please just make the change before Friday's pay run.

    Thanks, Jenna

    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: D. A payroll spoof

    In a payroll spoof, an email that seems to come from an employee asks to change direct deposit details so pay goes to the fraudster.

  9. السؤال 9 من 16

    Read the email. What is the best next step for the payroll team?

    From: Jenna Morales <jenna.morales.home@mailservice.example>

    Subject: New bank for my pay

    Hi Payroll,

    I switched banks this week. Please send my next pay to the new account below. I am on a job site all day and can't call, so please just make the change before Friday's pay run.

    Thanks, Jenna

    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: A. Check with Jenna using contact details on file

    Verify payment changes independently, using contact information from your own records, not the details in the message.

  10. السؤال 10 من 16

    Read the situation. What kind of scam is this?

    A caller asks the receptionist at Larkspur Dental Clinic to "quickly confirm your address and phone number for our records." The receptionist confirms them.

    Two weeks later, an invoice arrives for $789 for a "business directory listing renewal." Nobody at the clinic remembers ordering a directory listing.

    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: C. A false billing scam

    In a directory scam, a type of false billing, a caller "confirms" your details, then sends an invoice for a listing you never ordered. The call may be recorded and used as "proof".

  11. السؤال 11 من 16

    Read the situation. Which step does the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre suggest to protect a business from this scam?

    A caller asks the receptionist at Larkspur Dental Clinic to "quickly confirm your address and phone number for our records." The receptionist confirms them.

    Two weeks later, an invoice arrives for $789 for a "business directory listing renewal." Nobody at the clinic remembers ordering a directory listing.

    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: D. Limit who can approve payments and warn staff about these calls

    The CAFC advises telling employees at every level to be wary of unsolicited calls and giving payment authority to only a small number of staff.

  12. السؤال 12 من 16

    A caller says they are from your company's head office. They ask a store employee to activate prepaid cards and read out the numbers. What is this?
    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: D. A head office spoof

    In a head office spoof, a fraudster phones a franchise location, claims to be from head office and asks staff to activate prepaid cards or send money transfers.

  13. السؤال 13 من 16

    A reply appears in a real email thread you have with a client. It asks you to pay future invoices to a new account. Why should you still verify?
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    الإجابة: B. Attackers can hijack real email threads

    In thread hijacking, attackers reply inside an existing conversation. Confirm any payment change by phone using a number you already have.

  14. السؤال 14 من 16

    You get an urgent email that seems to be from your CEO. It asks you to wire $120,000 to a foreign account today. What does the CAFC list this as?
    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: A. A business executive spoof

    The CAFC describes emails that seem to come from an executive and urgently ask staff to wire large amounts to foreign accounts.

  15. السؤال 15 من 16

    Your manager calls from an unknown number. The voice sounds right, but the request is unusual: buy gift cards now and send the codes. What is the best response?
    أظهر الإجابة

    الإجابة: A. Hang up and call your manager on a known number

    Scammers can clone a voice from short audio samples. Verify with a known number or your workplace's agreed call-back procedure.

  16. السؤال 16 من 16

    Supplies arrive at your office with an invoice, but no one ordered them. What does the CAFC suggest?
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    الإجابة: A. Ask in writing for proof of the order

    For unordered supplies, the CAFC suggests sending a certified or registered letter asking for proof of order.

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