Unlike spam, ransomware:
A) encrypts personal or corporate data so it cannot be accessed.
B) sends fake but real-looking emails to trick users into sharing personal information.
C) records everything typed at the keyboard and intercepts keystrokes before password masking occurs.
D) clogs and overloads email servers and inboxes with junk mail.

Question

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Ransomware is a type of malware that encrypts personal or corporate data, making it inaccessible to the owner until a ransom is paid. It differs from spam, which is unsolicited mass email, fake phishing emails that trick users into sharing personal information, and keyloggers that record everything typed on a keyboard to intercept passwords.

Unlike Spam, Ransomware