How hackable are you?
11 quick questions about your passwords, phone and messages. Find out how easy you'd be to hack, get a title to show off, and challenge your friends.
Your answers never leave your browser
Answer honestly, nobody sees your answers, not even me. At the end you get your hackability score from 0% (hackers give up) to 100% (hackers say thank you), plus the three fixes that would help you most.
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How it works
This quiz looks at the everyday habits that decide most real hacks: reused and weak passwords, missing two-step verification, scam links and calls, old software, unofficial apps and oversharing. Each answer carries points, and your score is how many risk points you collected out of the maximum.
Attackers rarely break in with clever code. Most accounts are taken over with a leaked password, a fake link or a phone call asking for a code. That's why small habits matter more than expensive tools.
Your answers are only used on this page, in your browser. Nothing is sent or saved anywhere except your best score, which stays on your own device.
Questions people ask
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. The quiz runs entirely in your browser. Your answers are never sent, and only your best score is kept on your own device so you can beat it later.
How is the score calculated?
Each answer is worth 0 to 3 risk points depending on how often that habit leads to real account takeovers. Your score is your points as a percentage of the maximum, so 0% is perfect and 100% is the riskiest possible.
How can I lower my score quickly?
Turn on two-step verification for your email and WhatsApp, stop reusing passwords, and never share one-time codes. Those three changes stop most account takeovers.