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adell [148]
3 years ago
9

Advanced persistent threat (APT) attackers want to ________. Select one: a. create awareness for their causes b. remain unnotice

d so they can continue to steal data c. conduct cyberwarfare d. reveal weaknesses in business and government websites and then force them offline
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Romashka [77]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Option b (remain unnoticed so they can continue to steal data) is the right approach.

Explanation:

  • APT seems to be sustained but instead designed to target coordinated attack whereby an attacker achieves network access including a longer length of time impossible to conceive.
  • Usually, APT assaults become targeted at organizations throughout fields including such national security, engineering, as well as the financial services industry, as they make increased-value details.

There are 3 other possibilities not relevant to just the given case. So that the option here was the right one.

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