Which of the following hacker tricks involves launching software that monitors all traffic looking for passwords or other valuable information?
A)
Man-in-the-middle
B)
Denial of service
C)
Trojan horse
D)
Network sniffing
D
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A) full warranty B) limited warranty C) disclaimer warranty D) implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose
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A. Cognitive skill B. Flexibility C. Muscular power D. Muscular tension E. Balance