Which of the following is the least likely motive for a DDoS?
A)political anger
B)spoofing
C)extortion
D)negative recognition

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Spoofing is not a common motive for DDoS attacks as it doesn't provide any direct benefit to the attacker. The other options - political anger, extortion, and negative recognition - are all more likely motives for a DDoS attack. Political anger may drive individuals or groups to attack websites associated with governments or political parties. Extortion may involve an attacker demanding payment in exchange for not disrupting a website's operations. Negative recognition may involve an attacker seeking attention or validation through disrupting a website or network.

Which of the Following Is the Least Likely Motive for a DDoS