You have become the lead security professional for a mid-sized organization. You are currently
studying DNS issues, and configuration options. You come across the concepts of DNS Spoofing,
and investigate more. What is DNS Spoofing?

A.
DNS Spoofing is when the DNS client submits a false DNS request to the DNS server, and the
DNS server responds with correct data.

B.
DNS Spoofing is the DNS client submits a DNS request to the DNS server using a bogus IP
address, and the DNS server responds to the incorrect host.

C.
DNS Spoofing is when a DNS Server responds to an unauthorized DNS client, providing that
client with name resolution.

D.
DNS Spoofing is when a DNS client is forced to make a DNS query to an imposter DNS server,
which send the client to an imposter resource.

E.
DNS spoofing is when a DNS server provides name resolution to clients that are located in a
different IP subnet than the server itself.