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spoofing
noun- he sending of e-mail that claims to come from one organisation but in fact comes from another US
Known more fully as “IP spoofing”. - Spoofing: Masquerading as another user or program (for example, intruders, worms, and viruses)[.] — InfoWorld, p. S6, 11 December 1989
- Spoofing usually refers to sending electronic mail in such a way that it looks like someone else was the one who sent it. — The Knightmare, Secrets of a Super Hacker, p. 130, 1994
- the creation of a false website that looks exactly like a real site US, 2004
More fully known as “web spoofing”. The attacher can lure an Internet user to the false site, can see everything that the user is doing, and can modify traffic from the user to any web server.
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