- 1. In 1971 Bob Thomas created the first virus that maliciously replicating program of a computer system?
A) Malware
B) Creeper Virus
C) Trojan
D) both a&b
E) Worm Virus
- 2. Characteristics of Cybercrime -
Is a tool that cybercriminals use to hide their identity and actions, making it harder to investigate crimes. Anonymity can be achieved through software, fake identities, and other techniques.
A) Accessibility
B) All of the Above
C) Anonimity
D) Global reach
E) Portability
- 3. Characteristics of Cybercrime -
Cybercrime is a global problem that affects businesses and individuals, the use of computers and digital devices to commit a wide range of illegal activities?
A) Global Reach
B) Portability
C) Accessibility
D) All of the Above
E) Anonimity
- 4. Characteristics of Cybercrime -
The account user may unknowingly enter sensitive or personal information to an unsecured or malicious forms or website. Cybercriminals send fake emails, texts, or social media messages that appear to come from a legitimate source?
A) Accessibility
B) Anonimity
C) All of the above
D) Portability
E) Global Reach
- 5. Philippine Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012
A) RA 11057
B) RA 17011
C) RA 10175
D) RA 11701
E) RA 10591
- 6. A machine that can store and process information. capable storing data, calculating algorithms, and displaying information
A) Windows hardware
B) Electronic Gadgets
C) Computer
D) None of the Above
E) Laptop
- 7. The first cyber-attack was in France, when attackers stole information from the telegraph system. Question what year is the said attacked?
A) 1834
B) 1832
C) 1483
D) 1843
E) None of the Above
- 8. Who is the personality in early cybercrime that stole password from MIT computer using punch card?
A) Rene Carmille
B) Elon Musk
C) Allen Scherr
D) None of the above
E) Bob Thomas
- 9. Characteristics of Cybercrime -
When data is shared between systems, it becomes more vulnerable to unauthorized access.
Cybercriminals can intercept data as it's transferred between systems?
Global Reach
Accessibility
• Portability
All of the above
• Anonymity
A) Global Reach
B) Anonimity
C) Accessibility
D) None of the Above
E) Portability
- 10. What is the meaning of the word "Vague"?
A) Uncertain or unclear
B) Unlawfull or illegal
C) None of these
D) Positive
E) Heart broken
- 11. It can hinder effective crime prevention and response, potentially leading to increased crime rates and a strain on existing resources?
A) Lack of specialized Units
B) None of the above
C) Jurisdictional Challenges
D) Privacy and Surveillance concern
E) Vague Provision
- 12. A concern that arises from the potential for individuals' personal information and activities to be monitored without their knowledge or consent, raising ethical and legal questions about data security and individual autonomy?
A) None of the above
B) Privacy and Surveillance concern
C) Lack of Special Units
D) Vague Provision
E) Jurisdictional Challenges
- 13. Committed with unfaithfulness or abuse of confidence, by means of false pretenses of fraudulent means.
A) Hacking
B) None of the above
C) Estafa or Swindling
D) Cyber Warrant
E) Digital Forensic
- 14. Is a restriction or constraint that arises due to the tools, systems, or technology used in a project.
These limitations can affect performance, quality, or the feasibility of achieving certain goals?
A) Vague Provision
B) Lack of Special Units
C) Jurisdictional Challenges
D) Technical Limitation
E) All of the above
- 15. The anti-Child Pornography Act of 2009
A) RA 5779
B) RA 7759
C) RA 9577
D) RA 9775
E) None of the Above
- 16. A person who threatens another with the infliction of harm upon the person, honor, or property of the latter or of his family or any wrong amounting to a crime is prohibited from doing so. In the event that the Threat committed online
A) Sec 7 RA 10175
B) Sec 8 of RA 10175
C) Sec 9 RA 10175
D) Sec 6 RA 10175
E) None of the above
- 17. It is the public imputation/accusation of a discreditable act or condition to another conveyed with a malice underpinning by means of a computer device or internet technology
A) Cyber libel
B) Cyber Cyber
C) Cyber Fraud
D) Cyber
E) None of the above
- 18. Criminal activities carried out by means of computers or the internet, that either targets or uses a computer, a computer network or a networked device?
A) Cybercrime
B) Identity Theft
C) Computer Crime
D) All of the Above
E) Computer Fraud
- 19. The main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing, and the Internet), regarded collectively.
A) Showbiz Balita
B) Newspaper
C) None of the Above
D) Press
E) Media
- 20. Example of Specialized Units: They Investigate and prevent cyber-related crimes like hacking, identity theft, and online fraud.
A) Aviation Units
B) Cyber crime Units
C) Forensic Units
D) Maritime Units
E) None of these
- 21. Refers to laws or regulations that are overly broad, ambiguous, or unclear, making it difficult for individuals, organizations, or law enforcement to understand what specific online activities are prohibited or regulated?
A) All of the above
B) Vague provisions
C) Technical Limitations
D) both a&b
E) Cybercrime
- 22. In Privacy and Surveillance Concern: Is the unauthorized access to personal information, such as names, addresses, financial details, or social security numbers, leading to identity theft or other formal of harm
A) Scamming
B) Data Breaches and Identity Theft
C) Phishing
D) Maritesing
E) None of the above
- 23. The Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act of 2009
A) RA 9165
B) RA 9995
C) RA 175
D) none of the above
E) RA 5999
- 24. A PNP Unit that is mandated to implement and enforce pertinent laws on cyber related crimes?
A) PNP-CGA
B) PNP-ACG
C) PNP-CAG
D) PNP-PCG
E) PNP-AGC
- 25. Can be defined as: "Offenses that are committed against individuals or groups of individuals with a criminal motive to intentionally harm the reputation of the victim, mental harm, or loss, to the victim directly or indirectly, using modern telecommunication networks such as Internet and through the use of ICT.
A) Crime
B) Felony
C) None of these
D) Cybercrime
E) Cyber
- 26. Example of Specialized Units: They are the responsible in Collection and analysis of evidence from crime scenes, using specialized equipment and techniques
A) Jailer
B) Investigator
C) Desk Officer
D) Forensic Units
E) Patroller
- 27. An order to disclosed and accordingly require any person or service provider to disclose or submit subscriber's information.
A) none of the above
B) Court order
C) Search warrant
D) Warrant of Arrest
E) Cybercrime Warrants
- 28. The intentional acquisition, use, misuse, transfer, possession, alteration or deletion of identifying information belonging to another
A) Identity theft
B) Hacking
C) illegal access
D) Scamming
E) None of the Above
- 29. Is the dispute over whether a court, tribunal, or regulatory body has the authority to hear a case or enforce laws. These challenges can be based on different factors, such as the type of case, the parties involved, or the location of the dispute?
A) Lack of specialized Unit
B) Vague Provision
C) none of the above
D) Technical Limitation
E) Jurisdictional Challenges
- 30. On Need for Specialization: Gaining insights into how hackers operate to prevent attacks
A) Legal & Policy Frameworks
B) Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing
C) Digital Forensic
D) None of the above
E) Cybersecurity Fundamentals
- 31. On Need for Specialization: Gaining insights into how hackers operate to prevent attacks
A) Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing
B) Legal & Policy Frameworks
C) Digital Forensic
D) Cybersecurity Fundamentals
E) none of the above
- 32. On Need for Specialization: Cybercrime is often international, making jurisdiction enforcement difficult, cooperation between global law enforcement agencies.
A) none of the above
B) Legal & Policy Frameworks
C) Cybersecurity Fundamentals
D) Digital Forensic
E) Cross-Border Jurisdiction Issues
- 33. Refers to involving activities in which people spend time talking each other and or enjoying things together.
A) Online platform
B) facebook
C) World wide web
D) None of the above
E) Social Media
- 34. On Harm Centric Approach: Organizations using a harm-centric approach are transparent about their practices and are accountable for any harm caused by their technology
A) None of the above
B) Transparency and accountability
C) AI
D) User centered designed
E) Prioritizing Harm
- 35. On Need for Specialization: Understanding cyber laws and international.
A) Digital Forensic
B) Cyber security fundamentals
C) Legal and Policy framework
D) Ethical hacking and penetration testing
E) None of these
- 36. On Need for Specialization: Understanding how to collect and analyze electronic evidence.
A) Legal & Policy Frameworks
B) Cybersecurity Fundamentals
C) Digital Forensic
D) None of the above
E) Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing
- 37. On Rapid Evolution of Technology: Cybercriminals exploit cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, encryption, and the dark web to commit crimes while remaining anonymous.
A) Legal & Policy Frameworks
B) None of the above
C) Increased Complexity of Cybercrime
D) Cybersecurity Fundamentals
E) Digital Forensic
- 38. it is a branch of Computer Science that pursues creating the computers or machines as intelligent as human beings. It is the science and engineering of making intelligent machines, especially intelligent computer programs. (2 pts)
A) Cybercrime
B) None of the above
C) Artificial Intelligence
D) Payment Gateway Fraud
E) Deep Fakes and Impersonation
- 39. On Types of Fishing Attacks: Scammers use voice calls to trick victims into revealing sensitive information
A) Whaling
B) Vishing
C) None of the above
D) Smishing
E) Email Phishing
- 40. On Types of Data Breaches: The attackers targeted the vendors, partners, or service providers who have access to a company's data. To exploit a path of least resistance
A) Insider Threat
B) Third-Party Breaches
C) Unintentional Exposure
D) Physical Theft or Loss
E) None of the above
- 41. On Risk of Using Public Wi-fi: Hackers use tools to eavesdrop on unsecured data transmissions, capturing unencrypted usernames, passwords, and other sensitive information.
A) Man-in-the-Middle Attack
B) Evil Twin Attack
C) Malware Distribution •
D) Packet Sniffing
E) none of the above
- 42. On Risk of Using Public Wi-fi: Cybercriminals set up fake Wi-Fi networks with similar names to legitimate ones (e.g., "Free Airport Wi-Fi") to trick users into connecting. Once connected, the attacker can monitor and steal your data.
A) Malware Distribution
B) Packet Sniffing
C) Man in the Middle Attacks
D) none of the above
E) Evil Twin Attacks
- 43. It enables the rapid, large-scale execution of attacks with minimal human intervention. Through Al-powered tools, (2 pts)
A) Password Cracking
B) Automation and Scalability
C) none of the above
D) Payment Gateway Fraud
E) Deep Fakes and impersonation
- 44. On Harm Centric Approach: It prevents and minimize harm as the primary goal above other considerations like maximizing profit or convenience
A) Proactive Measures
B) Prioritizing Harm
C) none of the above
D) Transparency and accountability
E) User centered design
- 45. This enables attackers to crack passwords faster than manual methods, significantly increasing the chances of success in breaking into accounts. (2 pts)
A) key logger
B) Password cracking
C) Cracking password
D) none of the above
E) hacking
- 46. On Harm Centric Approach: It emphasizes taking proactive steps to anticipate and address potential harms before they occur.
A) Prioritizing Harm
B) both a&b
C) Proactive Measures
D) Transparency and accountability
E) none of the above
- 47. Is the advanced data analysis, cybercriminals can automate processes like identifying vulnerabilities, crafting personalized phishing attacks, and executing social engineering tactics with greater precision. (2 pts)
A) Password Cracking
B) Phishing
C) Phishing
D) Sophistication and Targeting
E) Transparency and accountability
- 48. On Harm Centric Approach: It requires constant evaluation and adaptation as technology evolves and new risks emerge
A) Continues Learning and adoptatio
B) none of the above
C) Prioritizing harm
D) Proactive measures
E) Transparency and accountability
- 49. On Types of Data Breaches: Misconfigured databases, weak passwords, or improper disposal of data.
A) Insider threats
B) Unintentional Exposure
C) Third party breaches
D) none of the above
E) Third party breaches
- 50. Unlike traditional identity theft-where a criminal steals and uses someone's full identity-synthetic identity theft creates a new, fake identity that doesn't directly belong to any real person.
A) none of the above
B) Synthetic Identity Theft
C) Social Engineering
D) Data breaches
E) both a&b
- 51. On Types of Fishing Attacks: Employees or contractors intentionally or accidentally expose data.
A) none of the above
B) Physical Theft Loss
C) Insider threat
D) Scamming
E) Phishing
- 52. is a type of online fraud that involves tricking victims into revealing sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, or personal identifiable information
A) none of the above
B) Date breaches
C) Phishing
D) Social Engineering
E) Synthetic Identity theft
- 53. It is an Al-generated video, image, or audio file that is meant to deceive people commonly appear on the internet for no other purpose than to entertain and confuse. However, they can also be used more maliciously as part of disinformation campaigns,
"fake news," smear campaigns of high-profile individuals, or cyberattacks. (2 pts
A) Password Cracking
B) Payment Gateway Fraud
C) none of the above
D) Global Reach
E) Deep Fakes and Impersonation
- 54. On Types of Phishing; Scammers target specific individuals or groups with tailored emails that appear to be from a trusted source.
A) Email Phishing
B) Evil Twin Attack
C) Spear Phishing
D) none of the above
E) Man-in-the-Middle Attack
- 55. On Harm Centric Approach: Designing technology with a strong focus on user safety and well-being is crucial. This includes considering vulnerable groups and mitigating potential risks
A) none of the above
B) Prioritizing Harm
C) Transparency and accountability
D) User-Centered Design
E) Proactive measures
- 56. Unlike traditional identity theft-where a criminal steals and uses someone's full identity-synthetic identity theft creates a new, fake identity that doesn't directly belong to any real person.
A) Data Breaches
B) both a&b
C) Social Engineering
D) None of the above
E) Synthetic Identity Theft
- 57. Refers to the psychological manipulation of individuals into divulging confidential or personal information that can be used for malicious purposes. Rather than relying on technical vulnerabilities, social engineering exploits human behavior, trust, and emotions to gain unauthorized access to systems, data, or physical locations.
A) Social Engineering
B) Insider Threat
C) none of the above
D) Third party breaches
E) Third party breaches
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