Spoofing
Spoofing is the relies on the fact that the average person is not in a position to understand exactly how information is displayed, transferred, or stored. This lack of knowledge provides opportunities for novel deceptions and is often used to extract sensitive information by leading a user to believe that a request is coming from a reputable source, such as an ISP or credit card company.
Category: E-Marketing, Marketing & Public Relations
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