A Trojan horse that sorts through files on the victim's computer to look for useable information is called ________.
A)a keystroke logger
B)data mining software
C)Both A and B
D)Neither A nor B

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A keystroke logger records every keystroke made on a system, while data mining software sifts through large amounts of data to extract useful information. However, neither of these types of programs necessarily sort through files on the victim's computer specifically. Therefore, the best answer is B, data mining software.

A Trojan Horse That Sorts Through Files on the Victim's