QuestionQ87

VerifiedIdentity and Access Management (IAM) Architecture

Shoulder surfing is an in-person attack in which an attacker collects information about an organization's premises. It is often carried out by covertly watching an employee's computer keyboard while the employee types a password at an access point, such as a terminal or Web site. Which of the following is violated by a shoulder-surfing attack?

Explanation

Confidentiality requires that sensitive information be accessible only to authorized parties. Watching someone enter a password allows an unauthorized person to obtain that information, constituting unauthorized disclosure.

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