Recognizing Phishing and Scams Course: Texts, calls, social media and AI voice cloning
Quiz thématique sans limite de temps : 16 questions sur Texts, calls, social media and AI voice cloning, avec une explication après chaque réponse. Les questions et les réponses sont mélangées à chaque fois.
Quiz thématique 3 : Texts, calls, social media and AI voice cloning
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Question 1 sur 16
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Réponse: D. Do not reply or tap; forward it to 7726 and delete it
Get Cyber Safe says not to reply, even to opt out, and to forward scam texts to 7726 before deleting them.
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Question 2 sur 16
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Réponse: D. Nothing; it does not count toward your plan
Get Cyber Safe says reporting to 7726 is free and does not count toward your data or messaging plan.
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Question 3 sur 16
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Réponse: C. Faking the name or number that shows on your phone
Spoofing makes a call look like it comes from a bank, government office or other trusted number.
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Question 4 sur 16
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Réponse: A. Use a known, trusted number, not your phone's callback option
The Cyber Centre says to hang up and call back using a known, trusted number, not one the caller gives or the callback option.
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Question 5 sur 16
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Réponse: B. Unusual delays, robotic voices or distorted audio
The Cyber Centre says unusual delays, robotic voices or distorted audio may mean a call is a scam.
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Question 6 sur 16
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Réponse: D. Safe words or call-back codes
Caller ID and voices can be faked, so a safe word or call-back code agreed in advance is a better check.
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Question 7 sur 16
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Réponse: D. An emergency (grandparent) scam
Emergency scams use fear for a loved one, secrecy and a rush to send money.
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Question 8 sur 16
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Réponse: A. AI voice cloning can copy a voice from a short audio clip
The Cyber Centre says threat actors use AI and short audio samples to impersonate people the victim knows.
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Question 9 sur 16
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Réponse: D. Hang up and call Ethan or his parents on a number she already has
The CAFC says to hang up and contact the family member directly using a phone number you already have.
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Question 10 sur 16
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Réponse: B. No, the justice system does not allow it
The CAFC says the Canadian criminal justice system does not allow bail to be paid with cash or cryptocurrency.
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Question 11 sur 16
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Réponse: C. Do not click suspicious links, even from friends
Get Cyber Safe says phishing can come from people pretending to be your friends, so do not click suspicious links even from friends.
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Question 12 sur 16
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Réponse: B. He says he loves her but always has an excuse not to meet
The CAFC lists professing love before meeting and always having an excuse not to meet as warning signs.
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Question 13 sur 16
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Réponse: B. Never send money to, or invest through, someone you haven't met
The CAFC says never send money to someone you haven't met and don't invest through platforms given by people you don't know.
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Question 14 sur 16
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Réponse: D. A SIM swap
In a SIM swap, a scammer takes over your phone number, so you lose service and are locked out of your accounts.
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Question 15 sur 16
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Réponse: C. AI deepfakes can imitate a real person's face and voice
The Cyber Centre says deepfakes are AI-generated audio, video or images that imitate real people.
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Question 16 sur 16
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Réponse: C. The person in it does not blink
Get Cyber Safe lists people who don't blink, and shadows, blurs or light flickers where there shouldn't be, as signs of AI video.
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