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Cyber Badge day:
Beat The Phish
Learn all about Phishing and how to protect yourself and those around you!
Let's begin!
Mission Brief
You are a Cyber Scout Analyst. Your mission today is to help protect your troop, your friends, and your accounts from phishing and online tricks. During this mission, you will first learn what Social Engineering and Phishing are. You will then look at Phishing examples, before taking a short quiz to test your understanding.
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Why This Matters
Scammers often target kids and gamers by sending messages that look real and sound urgent. Scammers usually target kids not becasue you do anything wrong, but because they know what's important to you. Scammers will target gamers because they know you enjoy gaming and enjoy things like character skins, modifications, rare items, etc.
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Social Engineering
Social Engineering is when someone tries to manipulate or tries to trick you into first trusting them and then getting you to do something for them like giving them your password to an account you use. Examples: - Someone using guilt or emotion to try and get you to do something for them. - Someone in game pretends to be an administrator and tells you that they need your password to fix a bug in the server.
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I won!!
Phishing
Phishing is a type of social engineering where a scammer sends you a fake message, email, or link to get access to private information, accounts, or devices. Examples: - A scammer sending you a direct message pretending to be from Roblox, Minecraft, or another trusted source. - A family member receives a message sayig that they just won $1,000 and that they need to enter their bank account information to claim their reward.
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Red Flags
1) Links that ask you to log-in again even though you have already signed-in. 2) Messages or conversations that make you feel scared or rushed to do something. 3) Admins or mods contacting you in game. Real administrators or moderators will never contact you in chat. 4) Spelling mistakes on Websites, URLs, usernames, or email addresses. 5) Promises of free things. Especially rare or expensive things.
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Protect Yourself
1) Never share your passwords with anyone. Even friends or adults.2) Never click on links from strangers.3) Always check for spelling mistakes in website names or usernames. 4) Always report suspicious messages in game. 5) Always ask a trusted adult if something feels weird or off.
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⚠️
Cyber Badge day:
Beat The Phish
Learn all about Phishing and how to protect yourself and those around you!
Let's begin!
Mission Brief
You are a Cyber Scout Analyst. Your mission today is to help protect your troop, your friends, and your accounts from phishing and online tricks. During this mission, you will first learn what Social Engineering and Phishing are. You will then look at Phishing examples, before taking a short quiz to test your understanding.
Next
Previous
Why This Matters
Scammers often target kids and gamers by sending messages that look real and sound urgent. Scammers usually target kids not becasue you do anything wrong, but because they know what's important to you. Scammers will target gamers because they know you enjoy gaming and enjoy things like character skins, modifications, rare items, etc.
Next
Previous
Social Engineering
Social Engineering is when someone tries to manipulate or tries to trick you into first trusting them and then getting you to do something for them like giving them your password to an account you use. Examples: - Someone using guilt or emotion to try and get you to do something for them. - Someone in game pretends to be an administrator and tells you that they need your password to fix a bug in the server.
Next
Previous
I won!!
Phishing
Phishing is a type of social engineering where a scammer sends you a fake message, email, or link to get access to private information, accounts, or devices. Examples: - A scammer sending you a direct message pretending to be from Roblox, Minecraft, or another trusted source. - A family member receives a message sayig that they just won $1,000 and that they need to enter their bank account information to claim their reward.
Previous
Next
Red Flags
1) Links that ask you to log-in again even though you have already signed-in. 2) Messages or conversations that make you feel scared or rushed to do something. 3) Admins or mods contacting you in game. Real administrators or moderators will never contact you in chat. 4) Spelling mistakes on Websites, URLs, usernames, or email addresses. 5) Promises of free things. Especially rare or expensive things.
Previous
Next
Protect Yourself
1) Never share your passwords with anyone. Even friends or adults.2) Never click on links from strangers.3) Always check for spelling mistakes in website names or usernames. 4) Always report suspicious messages in game. 5) Always ask a trusted adult if something feels weird or off.
Previous
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Phishing
quiz
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start
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Congratulations!
You Beat The Phish!
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