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Destiiny22

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  Phishing Attacks Characteristics
  6. Spoofing a. changing a Web site IP repeatedly without affecting the domain name
  7. Floating windows b. redirecting users' network traffic to undesired sites
  8. Botnets c. using company trademarks and logos in emails for online scams
  9. Redirectors d. giving money to strangers who promise a larger sum in return
  10. 419 fraud e. developing Javascript replicas that are variations of legitimate URLs

Question 2

In February 2005, ________ indicated it was suspending indefinitely its participation in
  six-nation talks to discuss its controversial nuclear program.
 
  A) Al Q'aeda B) Iran C) North Korea D) Pakistan



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Answer to Question 1

6. c
7. e
8. a
9. b
10. d

Answer to Question 2

C



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