A farmer in Guyana receives an email claiming to be from his bank, asking him to click a link and enter his account details. The email address looks suspicious. What type of cybercrime is this an example of?

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A farmer in Guyana receives an email claiming to be from his bank, asking him to click a link and enter his account details. The email address looks suspicious. What type of cybercrime is this an example of?

Accepted Answer

Phishing — Award 1 mark for identifying phishing as the fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information by disguising as a trustworthy entity. A is incorrect — hacking involves unauthorized access to systems. C is incorrect — spam refers to unsolicited bulk messages. D is incorrect — software piracy involves illegal copying of software.

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Software piracy

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Phishing

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Hacking

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Spamming

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