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Will You Fall for The Tricks of Online Scammers?
You are an ordinary user of a social network. Suddenly, you start receiving strange notifications, and suspicious events begin to occur related to your account. How will you react?
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Will You Fall for The Tricks of Online Scammers?
You have received a notification that someone is trying to log into your account from an unknown device. What should you do?
Ignore the notification. It is probably just a mistake, and someone accidentally entered the wrong login.
Change the password. Better to be on the safe side.
Contact support. Let them help me solve the problem.
Your friends receive strange messages from your account which you have never sent. What should you do?
Ignore them. They may have made a mistake.
Change the password and warn friends that I have nothing to do with this.
Notify support and tell friends not to respond to the messages. Someone is clearly trying to deceive them.
You notice suspicious charges from your bank card. What should you do?
I won't panic and will wait for a response from the bank. Perhaps these are some new transaction fees.
I will contact support. I don't know anything about these transactions, let the support employee explain what's going on.
I will block the card and call the bank immediately. This looks like a hack. Let the employee check the security of my data.
You have received an email from a marketplace employee asking you to confirm your personal data. What should you do?
I will provide my data. This is an official request from the employee, perhaps this is needed to update the information in the account.
I will write to support through the marketplace app or website. It is better to be on the safe side and clarify whether they really sent such a request.
I will take a screenshot of the email and contact support with it. This is clearly a fraudulent request, let them take measures to protect the security of my account
You are trying to connect to public Wi-Fi, but suddenly you receive a notification that your connection is not secure. What should you do?
Ignore the notification and log in to my account. It is unlikely to be that dangerous.
Switch to mobile Internet. It is safer.
Change security settings. I do not want my data to be stolen.
Your device starts to behave strangely: it slows down, overheats, the system reboots itself. What should you do?
Ignore it. It is probably the battery that is acting up.
Run antivirus software. It is better to check if this is related to malware.
Contact security specialists. The antivirus may make a mistake, and I want to make sure that my device is definitely free of viruses.
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