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Renee receives an email that claims to be from her lender. The email has an odd appearance and grammatical errors. She recognize

s that the email is a attempt.
A. dumpster diving
B. skimming
C. phishing
D. hacking

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AysviL [449]3 years ago

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Answer:

hacking

Explanation:

if it has an odd appearance and errors it's most likely a hacker/scam

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