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EC-Council: Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator(CHFI-V10)
Module 5 : Defeating Anti-forensics Techniques
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Jacky encrypts her documents using a password. It is known that she uses her daughter‘s year of birth as part of the password. Which password cracking technique would be optimal to crack her password?
A:    Brute-force attack
B:    Hybrid attack
C:    Rule-based attack
D:    Syllable attack
Explanation: Dictionary Attack: A dictionary file is loaded into the cracking application that runs against user accounts Brute Forcing Attacks: The program tries every combination of characters until the password is broken Rule-based Attack: This attack is used when some information about the password is known Syllable attack: syllable attack combines both a brute-force attack and a dictionary attack and is often used to crack those passwords which do not consist of an actual word but a mix of characters and syllables hybrid attack: In a hybrid attack, threat actors integrate the methodology of two or more attacks. It‘s this blending of techniques that makes hybrid attacks potent and dangerous.