Confidentiality Concerns

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Out of the given options, the primary confidentiality concern is eavesdropping.

Confidentiality refers to protecting information from being accessed by unauthorized individuals. It ensures that sensitive information is kept confidential and only accessed by authorized individuals.

Eavesdropping refers to the act of secretly listening to or monitoring communication between two parties without their knowledge or consent. Eavesdropping can be done through various means such as wiretapping, hacking, or intercepting network traffic.

When an unauthorized individual eavesdrops on communication, they can gain access to sensitive information such as login credentials, financial information, or personal details. This breach of confidentiality can lead to identity theft, financial loss, or damage to reputation.

Impersonating, destructing, and altering are primarily integrity concerns. Integrity refers to protecting information from being modified or tampered with by unauthorized individuals. Impersonating refers to pretending to be someone else to gain unauthorized access to information. Destructing refers to intentionally destroying information to prevent access to it. Altering refers to modifying information to manipulate its meaning or value. All of these actions can compromise the integrity of information.

In summary, eavesdropping is primarily a confidentiality concern as it can compromise the confidentiality of information by allowing unauthorized individuals to access sensitive information.