Command and Control is NOT a password attack. The Option B.
Command and Control refers to a technique used by cybercriminals to maintain control over compromised systems or networks. It involves establishing a connection or communication channel between an attacker's system and the compromised system to issue commands and receive data.
The password attack are:
- Brute Force: In this attack, an attacker systematically tries all possible combinations of characters until the correct password is found. It's a time-consuming method but can be effective if the password is weak.
- Guessing: This attack relies on the attacker making educated guesses about the password based on information about the target, such as their personal details, interests, or commonly used passwords.
- Cracking: Password cracking involves using software or tools to attempt to decipher a password by exploiting vulnerabilities or weaknesses in the encryption or hashing algorithms used to protect the password.
So, Command and Control is a different type of cyber attack tactic and is not focused on directly compromising passwords which makes it the correct answer to the question.