Security on Social Networking Sites CSCU Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11expert · hard

   A user's social media account was hacked. The attacker changed the password and email address. The user has regained access through customer support. The attacker posted malicious links that were clicked by several friends. The user wants to minimize further damage. Which sequence of actions is most effective?

   • AChange the password and email back to the original, then log out of all sessions.
   • BPost a warning to friends first, then change the password and enable two-factor authentication.
   • CDelete all posts made by the attacker, change the password, enable two-factor authentication, and warn friends.
   • DChange the password, enable two-factor authentication, remove the attacker's email, and post a warning to friends.
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2. 12application · medium

   A user enjoys posting photos of their children on social media. Which practice is most aligned with safe sharing guidelines?

   • AUse a nickname for the children in posts but keep the profile public.
   • BPost photos with the children's school name and team uniforms to celebrate their achievements.
   • CShare photos only with a closed group of close family and friends, and avoid identifying details like school names.
   • DPost the photos publicly but disable comments to prevent strangers from interacting.
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4. 13application · medium

   A marketing employee at your company frequently posts photos from the office. A recent photo showed a whiteboard with internal project names and a visible employee badge. The employee wants to continue sharing workplace moments but is concerned about security. Which action best reduces the risk while allowing the employee to share?

   • APost the photo only to a private group of close friends, without altering the image.
   • BBlur or crop out the whiteboard and badge in the photo, and review the audience before posting.
   • CSet the social media profile to 'Friends only' and continue posting the same photos.
   • DAsk a colleague to post the photo on your behalf from their account.
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5. 14foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a common security risk when using social networking sites?

   • AUsing a strong, unique password for your account
   • BLogging out after using a shared computer
   • CSharing your location in real time
   • DReceiving friend requests from people you know
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6. 15expert · hard

   A user discovers that their social media account is sending spam messages to friends, but the user can still log in and has not noticed any changes to their profile. The user suspects their account may be compromised. What is the most effective first step to prevent further damage?

   • AChange the password to a strong, unique password and enable multi-factor authentication.
   • BPost a message on the profile explaining that the account was hacked.
   • CDelete the account and create a new one.
   • DIgnore the spam because the user can still log in, so the account is not compromised.
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