Attackers may get through a specific NAT device by using a form of source routing called _____.
A) a macro
B) spoofing
C) loose source record route
D) multiplexing

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Loose source record route (LSRR) is a form of source routing where the sender specifies a list of routers that the packet must pass through on its way to the destination. In some cases, attackers can use LSRR to bypass a NAT device and access resources behind it. Spoofing and multiplexing are not specifically related to bypassing NAT devices. A macro is a programming term and is not relevant to this scenario.

Attackers May Get Through a Specific NAT Device by Using