When Referring to Security Threats, Pretexting, Sniffing, Spoofing, and Phishing

question 64

Multiple Choice

When referring to security threats, pretexting, sniffing, spoofing, and phishing are all examples of ________.

• A) unauthorized data disclosure
• B) incorrect data modification
• C) faulty services
• D) loss of infrastructure

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