IT Safety: Recognising and Avoiding Fake CAPTCHA Attacks in GP Clinics

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Cybersecurity risks in general practice are increasing, with fake CAPTCHA scams used to steal login details. These prompts mimic real security checks to trick staff. This micro-course helps reception and administrative staff recognise and respond safely to such threats.

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IT Safety: Recognising and Avoiding Fake CAPTCHA Attacks in GP Clinics

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Explain what CAPTCHA is and describe its role in protecting websites and healthcare systems from automated threats.
  • Identify fraudulent or fake CAPTCHA prompts and recognise common warning signs used in cyberattacks.
  • Distinguish between genuine and fake CAPTCHAs by comparing their appearance, behaviour, and requests.
  • Apply appropriate actions when encountering a suspected fake CAPTCHA to protect systems and sensitive information.
  • Demonstrate safe cyber practices and prevention strategies to reduce cybersecurity risks in reception and clinic environments.

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Training Overview

  • Understanding CAPTCHA and Its Purpose
  • Identifying Fraudulent or Fake CAPTCHA Prompts
  • Key Differences Between Genuine and Fake CAPTCHAs
  • Appropriate Actions When Encountering a Fake CAPTCHA
  • Cyber Safety and Prevention Strategies for Reception and Clinic Staff
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