Define and describe shoulder surfing. Define shoulder surfing. A. Shoulder surfing is when someone copies the information contained in the magnetic strip on the credit or debit card and uses it to create fake cards. B. Shoulder surfing is when someone goes through the trash and takes personal information that contains identifying numbers. C. Shoulder surfing is when someone stands near the victim and reads the credit card number or other identifying numbers. D. Shoulder surfing is when someone obtains personal information under false pretenses by posing as a survey taker or an employee of a financial institution. Name an example of shoulder surfing. A. A thief looks over your shoulder while you are entering your PIN into the ATM. B. A thief installs a device on an ATM that copies your information prior to the transaction. C. A thief takes a discarded credit card statement and uses it to make fraudulent purchases. D. A thief calls your home pretending to be your bank, attempting to access your account