An attacker embeds malicious code on a website that automatically downloads malware when a user clicks anywhere on the page. This is an example of:1.0 MarksSocial engineered click-jackingNetwork propagationCompromised legitimate websitesBlackhat SEO Drive-by downloadsSpear phishing sitesMalvertising

An attacker manipulates the search engine results to display malicious websites on the first page, leading users to click on these dangerous links. This tactic is known as:1.0 MarksSocial engineered click-jackingNetwork propagationCompromised legitimate websitesBlackhat SEO Drive-by downloadsSpear phishing sitesMalvertising

Malicious code is inserted into a legitimate website's advertisements, causing visitors to be redirected to malicious websites. This technique is referred to as:1.0 MarksSocial engineered click-jackingNetwork propagationCompromised legitimate websitesBlackhat SEO Drive-by downloadsSpear phishing sitesMalvertising

A website owner unknowingly installs a malicious plugin on their site, which leads to the website's visitors getting infected with malware. This is an example of:1.0 MarksSpear phishing sitesNetwork propagationMalvertisingDrive-by downloadsCompromised legitimate websitesBlackhat SEOSocial engineered click-jacking

A cybercriminal gains unauthorized access to an email account and sends spam emails with malicious attachments to all the contacts. This method is known as:0.5 MarksSocial engineered click-jackingNetwork propagationCompromised legitimate websitesBlackhat SEOSpam emailsSpear phishing sitesMalvertising

You receive an email from a seemingly legitimate organization asking you to participate in a survey. However, upon clicking the link provided, you are redirected to a website that automatically downloads malware to your computer without any user interaction. What type of malware distribution method is being used in this attack?1.0 MarksSocial engineeringDrive-by downloadSpear-phishingWatering hole attackPhishing