Laura is operating from her home network. After she accesses a company website, she calls the IT department claiming that she is being presented with a defaced website with suspicious-looking content. Upon investigation of the website, the IT department sees no issues, and a log review shows that no files have been changed. Which of the following answers might explain the cause? A) SQL injection B) ARP poisoning C) DNS poisoning D) MAC spoofing

Laura is operating from her home network. After she accesses a company website, she calls the IT department claiming that she is being presented with a defaced website with suspicious-looking content. Upon investigation of the website, the IT department sees no issues, and a log review shows that no files have been changed.
Which of the following answers might explain the cause?
A) SQL injection
B) ARP poisoning
C) DNS poisoning
D) MAC spoofing

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