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Cyber Awareness Game, How to play - Coggle Diagram

- - - - If someone stranger try to talk to you on the internet the best thing to do is not reply and block them ( T / F)
      - You have to speak up loudly if something feels wrong ( T / F )
      - You have to know the proper names of your body parts ( T / F )
    - - Correct the scenario:
        Person A: I know you love jewelry so I got you this watch.
        You: Ohh! Thank you!
      - Correct the scenario:
        Person A: Why you look sad? Let's go to my home and eat dinner together.
        You: Immm, I'm not sure but ...
        Person A: Dear, you can trust me because no one understands you the way I do.
        You: ... Ok ..
      - Correct the scenario:
        Person A: I saw you reading comic about pets. I'm planning to go to the zoo, I can take you if you want to go.
        You: Ok, I'll ask my parents.
        Person A : No need! we'll back quickly
        You: Ok, that's great!
    - - Would would you do if someone tries to find ways to be alone with you?
      - What would you do if someone tells you dirty jokes or shows you pornography?
      - What would you do if someone begins to fill your needs and utilize tactics such as gift giving, flattery, gifting money, and meeting your other basic needs?
- - - - What would you do if someone asked you to fill a form that's asking for personal information like your full name, phone number or address?
      - What would you do if you have documents that contain some of your PII and you don't need them anymore?
      - What would you do if you’re in an airport, coffee shop or other location that offers free public Wi-Fi and you want to connect and browse your social accounts?
    - - It is fine to carry your Social Security card or any documents that include your identity information around with you ( T / F )
      - Before acting on an email link or attachment, you should investigate it thoroughly to make sure it’s legitimate ( T / F )
      - Experts advise not to do anything on a public Wi-Fi network that involves logging in to accounts or making purchases (T / F )
    - - What would you do if you received bills or pre-approved credit card offers?
      - What would you do if you have lost your Social Security card?
      - What would you do if you received calls from collection agencies?
- - - - Never post or trade personal pictures ( T / F )
      - Sometimes it is ok to reveal personal information, such as address, phone number, or school name or location ( T / F )
      - Let your parents know if a stranger emails you, sends a text message, or starts a conversation with you online ( T / F )
        Follow the family rules, and those set by the Internet service provider ( T / F )
    - - Classify the phishing from the legitimate emails:
        You are well recognizing the sender name
        There is a suspicious link in the email
        The email contains grammatical errors
        It’s asking for personal information like your full name, phone number or address
        The message is sent from a public email domain
        The message creates a sense of urgency
      - Classify what safe profiles should/ should not include:
        Home address
        Body weight
        Telephone number
        Your mental health
        Email address
        Food you eat
        Films & music you like
        Things you like to buy
        Frequency of visits
        Religious or spiritual activities
        First name, nickname or pseudonym
        Only photos where specific details can’t be identified such as school or sports uniform, location, time
        Full name
        Full name of friends or family
        Birth date
        Name of school or clubs/teams
        Photos that can easily identify you e.g. school uniform
      - Classify the phishing from the legitimate emails:
        Ex: https://www.fightingidentitycrimes.com/wp_quiz/phishing-vs-legitimate-emails-can-spot-difference/
    - - What would you do if unsolicited gifts arrived to your mail and the sender prodded you to provide your address to send your gifts?
        What would you do if you have received an official email that asks for your personal information?
      - What would you do if someone prodded you to sign in and create a profile in a new social media website?
      - What would you do if you have receive phone calls from people you don't know?