What does a "too good to be true" offer often indicate?
a. possible phishing scam
b. possible monkey-in-the-middle attack
c. possible DDoS attack
d. You've won a free cruise!

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17-06-2024
Social Studies

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What does a "too good to be true" offer often indicate?
a. possible phishing scam
b. possible monkey-in-the-middle attack
c. possible DDoS attack
d. You've won a free cruise!

Sagot :

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What does a "too good to be true" offer often indicate?a. possible phishing scamb. possible monkey-in-the-middle attackc. possible DDoS attack d. You've won a free cruise!

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What does a "too good to be true" offer often indicate?
a. possible phishing scam
b. possible monkey-in-the-middle attack
c. possible DDoS attack
d. You've won a free cruise!