Samuel Received an Email That Looked Like It Came from His

Multiple Choice

Samuel received an email that looked like it came from his bank. The email asked him to click on a link that opened an official looking Webpage that asked him to enter information about his account. But when he looked at the URL address, he noticed it was a strange address he did not recognize. As a result, he closed his browser and deleted the email rather than enter anything on the fraudulent page. Most likely, someone was attempting to steal Samuel's information using a technique called __________________.

A) Malware
B) Phishing
C) Impostering
D) Click hijacking