A caller pretending to be from the bank persuades a clerk to read out a one-time code over the phone. Could the PC's antivirus have prevented this?
Un correspondant se faisant passer pour la banque persuade un employé de lui lire au téléphone un code à usage unique. L'antivirus du PC aurait-il pu empêcher cela ?
Answers
AYes, antivirus blocks all phone calls from banksOui, l'antivirus bloque tous les appels des banques
BYes, if the clerk had run a full antivirus scan earlier that same morningOui, si l'employé avait lancé une analyse antivirus complète plus tôt ce matin-là
CYes, because antivirus reads every conversationOui, car l'antivirus lit chaque conversation
DNo, antivirus checks software, not what people are talked intoNon, l'antivirus contrôle les logiciels, pas ce que l'on fait faire aux gens
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