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A person follows closely behind an employee through a secure door without the employee noticing. This is called:

A) Piggybacking

B) Tailgating

C) Social Engineering

D) Shoulder Surfing

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An attacker convinces an employee to hold the door open by claiming they forgot their badge. This is an example of:

A) Tailgating

B) Dumpster Diving

C) Piggybacking

D) Card Cloning

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Watching someone type a PIN on their phone so you can use it later is called:

A) Shoulder Surfing

B) Social Engineering

C) Dumpster Diving

D) Tailgating

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Going through someone’s trash to find sensitive information like passwords or schedules is known as:

A) Piggybacking

B) Card Cloning

C) Dumpster Diving

D) Shoulder Surfing

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An attacker uses a hidden device to copy the signal from a student’s RFID ID card to gain access to restricted areas. This is called:

A) Social Engineering

B) Card Cloning

C) Tailgating

D) Dumpster Diving

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You are at the school library and notice a student standing behind another student at the computer. The student leans slightly to see the password being typed. Later, the observing student logs in using the captured password.
What type of attack is this?

A) Dumpster Diving

B) Piggybacking

C) Card Cloning

D) Shoulder Surfing

AP Cybersecurity: 2.1A - Formative Assessment Questions

AP Cybersecurity: 2.1A - Formative Assessment Questions

A person follows closely behind an employee through a secure door without the employee noticing. This is called:

An attacker convinces an employee to hold the door open by claiming they forgot their badge. This is an example of:

Watching someone type a PIN on their phone so you can use it later is called:

Going through someone’s trash to find sensitive information like passwords or schedules is known as:

An attacker uses a hidden device to copy the signal from a student’s RFID ID card to gain access to restricted areas. This is called:

You are at the school library and notice a student standing behind another student at the computer. The student leans slightly to see the password being typed. Later, the observing student logs in using the captured password.
What type of attack is this?

A person follows closely behind an employee through a secure door without the employee noticing. This is called:

An attacker convinces an employee to hold the door open by claiming they forgot their badge. This is an example of:

Watching someone type a PIN on their phone so you can use it later is called:

Going through someone’s trash to find sensitive information like passwords or schedules is known as:

An attacker uses a hidden device to copy the signal from a student’s RFID ID card to gain access to restricted areas. This is called:

You are at the school library and notice a student standing behind another student at the computer. The student leans slightly to see the password being typed. Later, the observing student logs in using the captured password.
What type of attack is this?

AP Cybersecurity: 2.1A - Formative Assessment Questions

AP Cybersecurity: 2.1A - Formative Assessment Questions

A person follows closely behind an employee through a secure door without the employee noticing. This is called:

An attacker convinces an employee to hold the door open by claiming they forgot their badge. This is an example of:

Watching someone type a PIN on their phone so you can use it later is called:

Going through someone’s trash to find sensitive information like passwords or schedules is known as:

An attacker uses a hidden device to copy the signal from a student’s RFID ID card to gain access to restricted areas. This is called:

You are at the school library and notice a student standing behind another student at the computer. The student leans slightly to see the password being typed. Later, the observing student logs in using the captured password.What type of attack is this?

A person follows closely behind an employee through a secure door without the employee noticing. This is called:

An attacker convinces an employee to hold the door open by claiming they forgot their badge. This is an example of:

Watching someone type a PIN on their phone so you can use it later is called:

Going through someone’s trash to find sensitive information like passwords or schedules is known as:

An attacker uses a hidden device to copy the signal from a student’s RFID ID card to gain access to restricted areas. This is called:

You are at the school library and notice a student standing behind another student at the computer. The student leans slightly to see the password being typed. Later, the observing student logs in using the captured password.What type of attack is this?

You are at the school library and notice a student standing behind another student at the computer. The student leans slightly to see the password being typed. Later, the observing student logs in using the captured password.
What type of attack is this?

You are at the school library and notice a student standing behind another student at the computer. The student leans slightly to see the password being typed. Later, the observing student logs in using the captured password.
What type of attack is this?