Cyber Security beginner-level MCQs for basic concepts, threats, and protection methods.
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The correct answer is Anonymity. It means hiding the identity of a person or system during activity.
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The correct answer is Distributed Denial of Service. It means using many systems to flood or disrupt a target.
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The correct answer is Jailbreaking. It means removing manufacturer restrictions in a way that can weaken device security.
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The correct answer is Least privilege in databases. It means giving database users only the permissions they need.
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The correct answer is Pseudonymity. It means using an alias that may not directly reveal the real identity.
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The correct answer is VPN. It means an encrypted tunnel used to protect traffic over untrusted networks.
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The correct answer is Rooting. It means gaining privileged control on a mobile device, often bypassing built-in protections.
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The correct answer is Quid pro quo. It means offering a service or benefit in exchange for information or access.
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The correct answer is Business email compromise. It means fraud that abuses email trust to redirect payments or information.
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The correct answer is Cross-site scripting. It means injecting scripts into web pages viewed by other users.
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The correct answer is Data theft payload. It means payload focused on stealing files, credentials, or personal data.
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The correct answer is Data classification. It means labeling data according to sensitivity and handling requirements.
