Answer / Sameer Kumar Srivastava

Piggybacking is the unauthorized use of someone else's network connection to gain access to the internet or other resources. It typically involves connecting a device to a network without authorization, such as using an open Wi-Fi network or exploiting a vulnerability in another user's device.

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