Computer Skills MCQ

Q: Most successful account breaches begin with:

Correct answer: Stolen or reused passwords and phishing. Credential theft and social engineering, not exotic exploits, drive the vast majority of real breaches.

Q: 'Credential stuffing' means attackers:

Correct answer: Testing leaked passwords automatically across many services. Bots replay breached email+password pairs everywhere — which is why reuse is fatal.

Q: The strongest of these passwords is:

Correct answer: monsoon-tempo-khaja-paisa. Long multi-word passphrases vastly outclass short 'complex' passwords against modern cracking.

Q: A password manager's core benefit is:

Correct answer: A unique strong password per site with one master phrase to remember. Uniqueness per site contains any single breach — managers make that practical.

Q: 2FA should be enabled FIRST on:

Correct answer: Your primary email. Email resets every other password, so it is the crown jewel to protect.

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Q95. 2FA should be enabled FIRST on: Medium

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Q96. Someone calls claiming to be your bank and asks for the OTP just sent to you. You should: Medium

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Q97. An email link shows 'nabil-bank.com' but hovering reveals another domain. This indicates: Medium

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Q98. The correct response to an unusual money request from your boss's email is: Medium

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Q99. Full-disk encryption protects you when: Medium

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Q100. The 3-2-1 backup rule means: Medium

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