You have discovered that when in a crowded area, data from your cell phone is stolen. Later investigation shows a Bluetooth connection to your phone, one thing that you could not explain. Which of the following describes this attack?

Bluesnarfing involves accessing data from a Bluetooth device when it is in range. Bluejacking involves sending unsolicited messages to Bluetooth devices when they are in range. Evil twin attacks use a rogue access point whose name is similar or identical to that of a legitimate access point. A RAT is a remote-access Trojan, and nothing in this scenario points to a RAT being the cause of the stolen data.