Daily Cybersecurity tests for kids
Passwords, phishing, malware, and how to protect personal information online. Age-appropriate daily practice for ages 9–13.
Sample questions
Here's a taste of what your child will practice. New questions every day on Dailulu.
Many believe that it's safe to share personal information if a website claims it's secure. Is this always true?
Just because a site appears secure doesn't mean it's completely safe; always check if you trust the website before sharing personal info.
Your friend sends you a link via social media saying 'Click here to see a funny video of me!'. You notice the link looks strange and unfamiliar. What should you do?
Strange links can contain harmful software or be tricks (called phishing). It's safer to ask your friend directly about the link first, or ignore it and tell a trusted adult.
Public Wi-Fi networks are always secure and safe to use.
Public Wi-Fi can be risky as they often lack proper security measures, making it easier for hackers to intercept information.
By key stage
Questions are tailored to each key stage — the same topic, the right difficulty.