Hackers can disguise their message packets to look as if they came from an authorized user and gain access to the host's network using a technique called
A)spoofing
B)spooling
C)dual-homing
D)screening

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Spoofing is a technique where a hacker disguises their message packets to look as if they came from an authorized user. This allows them to gain access to the host's network and potentially carry out malicious actions. Spooling and dual-homing refer to different networking concepts and do not relate to this type of attack. Screening could be a relevant term, but it is not a technique for disguising message packets.

Hackers Can Disguise Their Message Packets to Look as If