A penetration tester attempted a DNS poisoning attack. After the attempt, no traffic was seen from the target machine. Which of the following MOST likely caused the attack to fail?

A. The injection was too slow.

B. The DNS information was incorrect.

C. The DNS cache was not refreshed.

D. The client did not receive a trusted response.








 

Suggested Answer: C

Community Answer: D



This question is in PT0-002 CompTIA PenTest+ Exam
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