Scam-awareness quiz

Eight scenarios teach safer responses to texts, calls, links, and money requests.

Important: The result is rule-based guidance, not a definitive verdict. Never enter passwords, codes, full card details, or identity documents.

1. A bank says move money to a safe account. Transfer Hang up and call back Share a code

2. A friend asks for a payment code. Send it Call a known number Ask for another code

3. A parcel text contains a link. Click it Check in the official app Reply

4. HTTPS means: Guaranteed honesty Encrypted connection only Bank guarantee

5. The caller knows my name. They are genuine Data may have leaked Share a password

6. After a breach, secure first: Email A game Nothing

7. Unknown MFA prompt: Approve Reject and change password Ignore

8. Recovery for an upfront fee: Pay Treat as another risk Send ID

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