A fraud technique that uses a back door into a system that bypasses normal system controls is called the ________ technique.
A)Trojan horse
B)man-in-the-middle
C)salami
D)trap door

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A trap door (also known as a back door) is a hidden entry point into a system that bypasses normal authentication and security controls. It allows unauthorized access to a system or network and is often used in fraudulent activities. Trojan horse and man-in-the-middle attacks are types of cyber attacks that can be used to exploit vulnerabilities and gain unauthorized access, but they do not specifically involve the use of a back door. Salami technique involves stealing small amounts of money or resources from different accounts or transactions to avoid detection, but it is not related to back doors.

A Fraud Technique That Uses a Back Door into a System