1 / 12 A caller says they are from your bank and need the OTP you just received to stop a fraudulent payment. What do you do?
Read it out, since they are stopping a fraud Read only the last 3 digits Hang up and call the number on the back of your card
2 / 12 A video call from someone in a police uniform says a parcel in your name has drugs in it, and you are under “digital arrest” until you pay a fee. What is true?
It is a legal step, so cooperate and stay on the call There is no such thing as digital arrest: end the call and tell someone you trust Pay only if they show an ID card on camera
3 / 12 A buyer on a resale site says “I have sent you a QR code, scan it and enter your UPI PIN to receive my payment.” What does that do?
Money leaves your account: you never need a PIN or a scan to receive money Money arrives, as the buyer says Nothing, because a QR code only shows information
4 / 12 Your traffic challan arrives on WhatsApp as “RTO_Challan.apk” with a message to install it to see the fine. What do you do?
Install it, since it is only a challan Install it but do not open it Do not install it: check the challan on the official transport website, and delete the file
5 / 12 A “refund agent” asks you to install AnyDesk or TeamViewer so they can “process the refund”. What is the risk?
None, it is a normal support tool They can see your screen and your banking app, and move money while you watch Only your photos can be seen
6 / 12 Which link is most likely the real State Bank of India login?
https://sbi.co.in.secure-login.example.top https://retail.onlinesbi.sbi https://bit.ly/sbi-kyc-update
7 / 12 A small shopping site you used years ago is breached and your password leaks. You used that same password for your e-mail. What now?
Change the e-mail password now and use a different one everywhere Nothing: the shop was small Change only the shop's password
8 / 12 Which second step protects an account best?
A security question about your mother's name An SMS code, read out to whoever asks A passkey or authenticator app code that you never read out
9 / 12 A recruiter messages you a part-time “like and review” job that pays ₹150 per task. After three tasks they ask you to deposit ₹5,000 to unlock a bigger bonus. What is this?
A normal deposit to confirm you are serious A task scam: small payouts build trust, then the deposits are taken and never returned A tax you must pay first
10 / 12 Accounts receives an e-mail from “the director” asking to pay an invoice today to a new bank account, and not to call as they are in a meeting. What first?
Confirm by phoning the director on a number you already had, before paying anything Pay it, because the director is senior Reply to the e-mail asking if it is really them
11 / 12 A Word file from an unknown sender says “Enable content to view the document”. What do you do?
Click Enable Content, it is needed to read it Enable it, but only for this once Do not enable it, and check with the sender on another channel
12 / 12 Your phone is stolen. It holds your UPI and banking apps. What is the first thing to do?
Wait a day in case it is returned Call your bank to block UPI and cards, and ask your operator to block the SIM Change your social media password first
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