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Question:
Some users on your network use MB Bank for their personal banking. Those users have all recently been the victim of an attack, in which they visited a fake MB Bank website and their logins were compromised. They all visited the bank website from your network, and all of them insist they typed in the correct URL. Which of the following is the MOST LIKELY explanation for this situation?
A
DNS poisoning.
explanation
This appears to be a situation where your network’s DNS server is compromised and sending people to a fake site. A Trojan horse is malware tied to a legitimate program. IP spoofing would be using a fake IP address, but that is not described in this scenario. In fact, the users are not even typing in IP addresses, they are typing in URLs. Clickjacking involves tricking users into clicking something other than what they intended.
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