Risk exposures associated with creating an output file as an intermediate step in the printing process (spooling) include all of the following actions by a computer criminal except
A) gaining access to the output file and changing critical data values
B) using a remote printer and incurring operating inefficiencies
C) making a copy of the output file and using the copy to produce illegal output reports
D) printing an extra hardcopy of the output file

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The other options all involve intentional malicious activity by a computer criminal, while option B describes an unintended consequence that could result from using a remote printer. While this could be considered a risk exposure, it is not an action that a criminal would intentionally take.

Risk Exposures Associated with Creating an Output File as an Intermediate