Internet Safety Quiz

Kviz o internetskoj sigurnosti

Internet Safety Quiz Results
The responsible rules and behaviours designed to keep individuals
safe whenever connected to the Internet is the definition of...
Odgovorna pravila i ponašanja osmišljena kako bi se pojedinci zaštitili
kad god su povezani s internetom definicija je…

• Feedback: The responsible

rules and behaviours designed
to keep individuals safe
whenever connected to the
Internet is the definition of
Cyber Safety
Which of the following is appropriate to post?
Što je od navedenog primjereno objaviti?

Feedback: A picture of your dog is appropriate to post.

 Your cousin sends you an email saying there’s a website giving away free movie tickets and you can claim them, too! You just have to download an
attached form and reply with your full name and mailing address. You:
Rođak ti šalje e-mail u kojem piše da postoji web stranica koja dijeli besplatne ulaznice za kino, a možeš ih i ti zatražiti! Samo trebaš preuzeti priloženi
obrazac i odgovoriti punim imenom i poštanskom adresom. Ti:
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Be careful when opening unexpected emails. Spam or junk mail could contain
viruses that can damage your computer. Even if you recognize the name of the
sender, look at the "from" address. It could be a "phishing" message trying to
trick you into downloading harmful software or revealing personal information.

Don't download suspicious file attachments or click on links. Flashy ads and
strange messages could also contain spyware, which is used by people who
want to steal your personal information and your parent’s credit card numbers.
Talk to an adult you trust if you receive an online message that you are unsure
about. They can help you figure out if it is safe, true or appropriate.
You’re working on a group project. When practising your presentation, one person in your group says something that doesn’t make sense to you. They say
that the information is from an online article so it must be true. You ask where they found the article and:
Radiš na grupnom projektu. Kada vježbate prezentaciju, jedna osoba u tvojoj grupi kaže nešto što ti nema smisla. Kaže da su informacije iz online članka pa
to mora biti istina. Pitaš ju gdje je pronašla članak i:
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• Sometimes, people share false information

without knowing.
• Not everyone takes the time to check the facts.
• You can help by saying something.
• Always be polite and back up what you say with
evidence.
• You should be aware of who created the website
and what the purpose is.
• The information may be biased or a complete hoax
depending on what organization or business
created it.
• In addition, remember that not all apps and
websites are suitable for homework help.
Which of the following are examples of threats you may
encounter online? Select all that apply.
Koje su od sljedećih primjera prijetnje s kojima se možeš
susresti na internetu? Odaberi sve odgovore koje smatraš
točnima.
• Feedback: Threats you may
encounter online are Spyware,
Viruses and Phishing.
• HTTPS stands for Hypertext
Transfer Protocol Secure.
• It is the protocol where
encrypted HTTP data is
transferred over a secure
connection.
 ________ are
messages that try to
trick you into
providing sensitive
information.
________ su poruke
koje te pokušavaju
navesti na pružanje
osjetljivih
informacija.
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• Phishing scams are attempts by scammers to trick you into giving out personal information such as your bank
account numbers, passwords and credit card numbers.Do not click on any links or open attachments from
emails claiming to be from your bank or another trusted organisation and asking you to update or verify your
details – just press delete.
• Do an internet search using the names or exact wording of the email or message to check for any references
to a scam – many scams can be identified this way.
• Look for the secure symbol. Secure websites can be identified by the use of 'https:' rather than 'http:' at the
start of the internet address, or a closed padlock or unbroken key icon at the bottom right corner of your
browser window. Legitimate websites that ask you to enter confidential information are generally encrypted
to protect your details.
• Never provide your personal, credit card or online account details if you receive a call claiming to be from your
bank or any other organisation. Instead, ask for their name and contact number and make an independent
check with the organisation in question before calling back.
Feedback: Clicking adds/popups like the one in the image could cause your computer/electronic to catch viruses/malware.
What is a browser cookie?
Što je kolačić preglednika?
 • Cookies are small pieces of information websites
store on your computer. Cookies only contain bits
of text, not anything else. The text can be a user ID,
session ID, or any other text. For example, web
pages can be configurable – a web page could have
a Hide link that hides a certain element on the
page. The page can save this setting on your
Feedback computer with a cookie. When you load the page
in the future, the page can examine the cookie and
automatically hide the element.
• If you clear your cookies, you’ll be logged out of all
websites and websites won’t remember any
settings you’ve changed on them.
• Cookies are very common – you probably have
hundreds or even thousands stored in your
browser right now.
 To see if a website is using a secure connection, what should you look for? Select all that apply.
Kako bi bio siguran/na koristi li web-mjesto sigurnu vezu, što bi trebao/la potražiti? Odaberi sve ogovore koje smatraš
točnima.
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• Before you share any information online, it’s important to make sure the website is
secure. Fortunately, there are two quick checks to help you be certain.
• Look at the uniform resource locator (URL) of the website. A secure URL should begin
with “https” rather than “http.” The “s” in “https” stands for secure, which indicates that
the site is using a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Certificate. This lets you know that all your
data is encrypted as it passes from your browser to the website’s server.
• Look for a lock icon near your browser’s location field. Because securing websites via SSL
has become more the norm than the exception, it is now more common for web
browsers to highlight insecure sites than secure ones. If a site isn’t secure, you may see a
lock icon with a strike through it, or a text message reading “Not secure.”
Your grandparent is changing their password and asks you to help them think of a good one. You suggest:
Tvoji djed i baka mijenjaju lozinku i traže od tebe da im pomogneš smisliti dobru i jaku lozinku. Predlažeš:
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• Use secure passwords to keep your information

private and safe.
• It's a good idea to use combinations of letters,
numbers and special characters like @ and &.
• Come up with different ones so that you aren't
using the same one for every account.
• Never share your password with your friends.
Your aunt just joined Facebook. She shows you her profile and you notice a big problem with the privacy settings. Which setting allows strangers to see
her posts?
Tvoja se teta upravo pridružila Facebooku. Pokazuje ti svoj profil, a ti primjećuješ veliki problem s postavkama privatnosti. Koja postavka omogućuje
strancima pregled njezinih objava?
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• When a post is public, anyone on and off Facebook can see it. This allows
everyone to see your pictures and videos, even strangers! Always use privacy
settings on websites and apps to limit what others can see about you. Check
these settings often to make sure your information stays protected.

• Many websites ask you to provide personal information when you register. Think
about why they want this information from you. Always check with a parent or
guardian before you create an online account anywhere. The same goes for
entering any contests or downloading apps.
 Which of the following passwords is the strongest?
Koja je od slijedećih lozinki najjača?

Feedback: The key aspects of a strong password are length (the longer the better); a mix of letters (upper and lower case), numbers, and
symbols, no ties to your personal information, and no dictionary words.
 You’ve been playing an online game with some classmates after school. It’s fun and you enjoy it a lot. But more than once in the past week, you noticed
one player is saying mean things to another kid in the group chat. You:
Igrao/la si online igru s nekim kolegama nakon škole. Zabavno je i doista uživaš u tome. Međutim, više puta u proteklom tjednu, primijetio/la si kako jedan
igrač govori zlobne i neprimjerene stvari drugom igraču u grupnom chatu. Ti:
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• Cyberbullying is never okay.

• If someone is bullying you online, or you see someone being bullied, make
sure you talk to your parent or caregiver about it.
• Keep a record of bullying or harassing behaviour.
• Save messages or take a picture or screenshot and report them.
Feedback
Facebook allows you to send messages and post status updates to
keep in touch with friends and family.

You can also share different types of content, like photos and links.
But sharing something on Facebook is a bit different from other
types of online communication.
Unlike email or instant messaging, which are relatively private, the
things you share on Facebook are more public, which means they'll
usually be seen by many other people.
One of your friends wants to do a new viral challenge where you record a video of yourself doing something dangerous and post it publicly. You:
Jedan od tvojih prijatelja želi napraviti novi viralni izazov u kojem snimate video kako radite nešto opasno s namjerom da ga objavite javno. Ti:
 ALWAYS THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU ASK YOURSELF IF WHAT YOU ARE
POST ONLINE. ABOUT TO POST IS TRUE, HELPFUL,

Feedback INSPIRING, NECESSARY, OR KIND.

REMEMBER THAT WHAT GOES ON THIS GOES FOR COMMENTS,

THE INTERNET STAYS THERE FOREVER, PICTURES AND VIDEOS.
EVEN IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE
DELETED IT.