hat is the name of the cyber-attack which is occurring in the above scenario?

Let us consider a scenario where Mr. Amir is a Network Manager of an online institute, and he is responsible for security of the internetwork system of this institute. Once he received complaints from the students at the institute about the unavailability of the server of LMS (Learning management system). Mr. Amir checks the system and finds that the site is being hit with unexpected huge traffic which causes the server to become overloaded with an abnormally high number of requests from different IP addresses.Answer the following questions.(a) What is the name of the cyber-attack which is occurring in the above scenario?(b) Under which categories of cybercrime above crime falls in?

Which cyber attack involves a coordinated attack from a botnet of zombie computers?ICMP redirectaddress spoofingDDoSMITM

Which type of cyber attack is a form of MiTM in which the perpetrator copies IP packets off the network without modifying them?IP spoofingcompromised keyeavesdroppingdenial-of-service

At the request of investors, a company is proceeding with cyber attribution with a particular attack that was conducted from an external source. Which security term is used to describe the person or device responsible for the attack?fragmenterskeletonthreat actortunneler

Question 1Williams, a professional hacker, was hired by an organization to damage the reputation of their rival company. Williams spoofed a customer’s rival company’s IP address and initiated sending multiple ICMP ECHO request packets to an IP broadcast network. As a result, all the hosts together started sending responses to the customer’s IP address. These responses were sent to the customer machine, diverting significant traffic toward it and crashing it in the process.Identify the type of attack performed by Williams in the above scenario. 1 pointPing of death attack Smurf attack Fragmentation attack SYN flood attack 2.Question 2Identify the attack technique that purely targets hardware devices by exploiting their security flaws and causes irreversible damage to the system hardware, requiring the victim to replace the hardware. 1 pointPhlashing MAC flooding ARP spoofing DHCP starvation