Safe Browsing Challenge
Practice checking links, pop-ups, and downloads.
This activity helps students slow down and recognize suspicious website addresses, fake pop-ups, confusing download buttons, and urgent account warnings.
Challenge 1 of 5
Website AddressStrange Website Address
You receive a message telling you to log in at school-login-security-free-prize.example.com to protect your school account.
What should you do?
Safe Browsing Rules
These rules help students make safer choices before clicking, downloading, or entering information online.
Check the address
Look for misspellings, strange extra words, random numbers, or websites that do not match the real organization.
Avoid scary pop-ups
Do not trust pop-ups that claim your device is infected and demand an immediate download.
Use official sources
Go directly to the official website or app instead of clicking random links in messages.
Do not rush
Scams often use fear, urgency, or rewards. Slowing down helps you notice warning signs.
Ask for help
If you are unsure, ask a trusted adult, teacher, or school technology staff member.