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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Definitions:

Contest

A competitive event in which individuals or teams strive to prove superiority in a particular area.

Initiation

The act of beginning something, such as a process or activity.

Tough Initiation

Practices or rituals designed to introduce and integrate new members into an existing community or organization, often involving challenging tasks or hardships.

Small Size

Referring to entities, organizations, or objects that possess relatively limited dimensions or scale.