Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Practice Question

Leaving enticing physical media such as flash drives in places employees are likely to find them relies on curiosity and the promise of a tangible reward. This is classified as baiting, a social-engineering technique that "baits" the target with something desirable so the attacker can gain system access or deliver malware. Shoulder surfing involves observing a victim's screen or keyboard, pretexting builds a fabricated story to elicit information, and reverse social engineering requires the attacker to create a problem so victims seek the attacker's "help"-none of which match the described USB-drop tactic.