____ substitutes DNS addresses so that the computer is automatically redirected to another device.
A) DNS poisoning
B) Phishing
C) DNS marking
D) DNS overloading

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DNS poisoning is a technique where attackers substitute valid DNS entries with false entries so that the victims are redirected to fraudulent websites or servers, often designed to steal sensitive information or deploy malware on their systems. This attack aims to corrupt the DNS resolver's cache or the DNS server's zone file so that the attackers' malicious records are served before the correct ones.

____ Substitutes DNS Addresses So That the Computer Is Automatically