How can an attacker substitute a DNS address so that a computer is automatically redirected to another device?
A)DNS poisoning
B)Phishing
C)DNS marking
D)DNS overloading

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DNS poisoning or DNS spoofing is a technique used by attackers to substitute a legitimate DNS address with a fake one. This is done by intercepting DNS queries and returning fake DNS responses, leading the victim's computer to automatically redirect to the attacker's device. Phishing is a different type of attack that aims to trick users into revealing sensitive information, DNS marking and DNS overloading are not valid terms in the context of DNS attacks.

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