An attacker can employ many methods to perform social engineering against unsuspecting employees, including scareware.
What is the best example of a scareware attack?
A.
A pop-up appears to a user stating, "You have won a free cruise! Click here to claim your prize!"
B.
A banner appears to a user stating, "Your account has been locked. Click here to reset your password and unlock your account."
C.
A pop-up appears to a user stating, "Your computer may have been infected with spyware. Click here to install an anti-spyware tool to resolve this issue."
D.
A banner appears to a user stating, "Your Amazon order has been delayed. Click here to find out your new delivery date."
C. A pop-up appears to a user stating, "Your computer may have been infected with spyware. Click here to install an anti-spyware tool to resolve this issue."
Scareware is a type of social engineering attack where malicious actors use deceptive tactics to scare users into taking certain actions, usually involving downloading or purchasing fake security software. Option C fits this description because it creates a sense of urgency and fear about a potential spyware infection, urging the user to click on a link to install what is often a fraudulent or harmful program.
C. A pop-up appears to a user stating, "Your computer may have been infected with spyware. Click here to install an anti-spyware tool to resolve this issue."
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