Question 1
A hospital's internal network was accessed using a phishing email sent to the receptionist. The attacker didn't demand ransom but exfiltrated patient records and sold them on the dark web. What type of threat actor is most likely behind this attack?
Hacktivist
Insider Threat
Cybercriminal
Script Kiddie
Question 2
A group launched a DDoS attack on a national government’s web services, protesting a new surveillance law. They used social media to gain support and shared their actions publicly. Who is most likely responsible?
Nation-State Actor
Hacktivist
Cyberterrorist
Competitor
Question 3
An employee at a fintech company leaked customer financial data to a rival company after being denied a promotion. No external breach was found. Which type of threat actor fits this scenario?
Script Kiddie
Cybercriminal
Nation-State Actor
Insider Threat
Question 4
A well-resourced group carried out a silent, long-term espionage campaign, targeting defense contractors. The attackers left almost no traces and used custom malware and zero-days. What is the most likely type of threat actor?
Cybercriminal
Hacktivist
Nation-State Actor
Insider Threat
Question 5
A teenager runs automated tools downloaded from the internet to deface random websites and brag online. No financial or political motivation is observed. What kind of threat actor is this?
Nation-State Actor
Cybercriminal
Hacktivist
Script Kiddie
There are 5 questions to complete.