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This task doesn't have audio. Read the question below and select the correct answer.

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In which situation might a Man-in-the-Middle attack happen?

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When you are using a private, secured network.

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Man-in-the-Middle attacks are unlikely on private, secured networks because they are protected.

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When you are browsing websites offline.

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Man-in-the-Middle attacks only happen when data is being exchanged online, not offline.

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When an employee connects to public Wi-Fi to check company emails.

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When you are sending an email from your personal, secured device.

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If your device is secured and the connection is private, Man-in-the-Middle attacks are less likely to happen.

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3

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Man-in-the-Middle attacks often occur in insecure environments, such as when connecting to public Wi-Fi to access sensitive data like company emails. In such cases, attackers can intercept and steal information because the connection is not protected.