IV. Avoiding Social Engineering and Phishing

Social engineering attacks exploit human psychology to extract sensitive data from individuals. (True/False)

Healthcare professionals are largely immune to social engineering attacks due to their expertise in the field.

Phishing emails often impersonate trusted sources like banks or friends to deceive recipients. 

Hovering over links in emails can always guarantee the safety of the link. 

It’s safe to download sketchy attachments from emails if they’re from known senders.

Legitimate companies and organizations may contact you via email to offer assistance without prior request.

Setting spam filters to high is not necessary as they might trap legitimate emails. 

Installing anti-virus software and keeping it updated will make it unnecessary to monitor your email for phishing attacks.

Social engineering attacks primarily target computer systems rather than individuals.

Rejecting requests for personal information in response to unsolicited messages is a recommended practice.