Manually going into the source code and forcing an error or attack is called?
A) Unit testing
B) Source-based fault injections
C) fuzzing
D) code reviews

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Manually going into the source code and forcing an error or attack is called source-based fault injections. Unit testing involves writing test cases for individual units or functions, code reviews involve reviewing code for errors or vulnerabilities, and fuzzing involves inputting a large amount of random or unexpected data to find vulnerabilities.

Manually Going into the Source Code and Forcing an Error