Question $3(1$ point$)$

While there is no universally agreed upon definition of cyberespionage, it has been described as the intentional access to systems, websites, and$/$or data without authorization or having exceeded authorized access, and$/$or the intentional interference with the functioning and$/$or accessibility of systems, websites, and data without authorization or having exceeded authorized access, in order to effect social or political change. Views on the legitimacy of cyberespionage as a form of legitimate political protest vary. For example, virtual sit$-$ins, which are designed to mimic distributed denial of service attacks but do not involve malware$-$infected digital devices $($i$.$e$.,$ botnets$)$ targeting a website, have been described by some as a form of political protest.

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False