An exploit in which a hole in DNS software allows hackers to redirect users to sites they did not request is known as:
A) cybersquatting.
B) phishing.
C) an online imposture.
D) cache poisoning.
E) a distributed denial of request.

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The exploit in which a hole in DNS software allows hackers to redirect users to sites they did not request is known as cache poisoning. This technique involves compromising the DNS server's cache with false information to redirect users to malicious websites.

An Exploit in Which a Hole in DNS Software Allows