Hackers often set up _________ in areas such as airports where users are expecting to find a free, wireless access point.
A) botnets
B) Trojan horses
C) nodes
D) rogue hotspots

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Hackers often set up rogue hotspots in public places, such as airports, to trick users into connecting to their network. Once connected, the hacker could potentially steal sensitive information from the user's device. Botnets are networks of infected devices that can be used for malicious purposes, Trojan horses are malicious software disguised as legitimate files, and nodes are simply points of connection or communication within a network, none of which are applicable in this context.

Hackers Often Set Up _________ in Areas Such as Airports