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Old 22-04-2015, 01:43   #42
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Re: Are you a security wizard?
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Originally Posted by Dude111 View Post
Just took the test again and got 15 right this time


And try this phishing quiz!

Phishing and Spam IQ Quiz by SonicWALL

I got 8 right on it
Man I'd sure hope they'd update an information security questionnaire at least once in five years...

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Originally Posted by jamiefrost View Post
28/30, do you get an automatic fail if you ask for an unknown PDF to be sent to you

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Lol! Indeed, downloading images is insecure but accepting PDFs from unknown sources that just happen to rely on one of the buggiest, insecure, and exploit-ridden pieces of software out there...

... I don't see the problem with that.

I'd also dispute the answer to question 9, especially given their explanation contradicts itself. There's never a good reason for ordinary end users to be emailing each other .exe files. That's why every sane email provider has banned it.

Funny enough that's the only question I got "wrong" but apparently saying you should never open .exe files from emails results in getting ten points deducted.
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