An intruder tries a large number of possibilities in rapid succession to guess a password. As a result, other users on the network are locked out. What type of attack has occurred?

An attacker uses software that continuously tries different combinations of characters to gain access to something password protected. What kind of attack is this?A baiting attackA brute-force attackA POD (Ping of Death) attackA dictionary attack

Two people arrive at a building saying they are repair workers. An employee trusts them and lets them in. As soon as they have access to the building, they hack into a computer and steal confidential information. What kind of attack is this?A phishing attackA tailgating attackA zero day vulnerability attackA spoofing attack

A network administrator is conducting a training session to office staff on how to create a strong and effective password. Which password would most likely take the longest for a malicious user to guess or break?Question 9Select one:mk$$cittykat104#10charactersdrninjaphdsuper3secret2password1

James, a security team member, was assessing the security across organizational assets. He identified sudden fluctuations in the bandwidth consumption and repeated login attempts being made from remote hosts. Which of the following types of intrusion attempt James has identified in the above scenario?Group of answer choicesNetwork intrusionsSystem intrusionsFile system intrusionsPhysical intrusions

Question 1Don, a professional hacker, targeted Johana’s official email to steal sensitive information related to a project. Using a password cracking tool, Don tried all the possible combinations of password characters until it was cracked. Identify the type of password attack performed by Don in the above scenario. 1 pointHash injection Wire tapping Spyware Brute-force attack 2.Question 2Which of the following technique is a brute-force attack on encryption where all possible keys are tested in an attempt to recover the plaintext used to produce a particular ciphertext? 1 pointCryptanalysis Keyloggers Markov-chain attack Syllable attack