Two-factor authentication can be circumvented through which of the following attacks?

A.
Denial-of-service

B.
Man-in-the-middle

C.
Key logging

D.
Brute force

Explanation:
A man-in-the-middle attack is similar to piggybacking, in that the attacker pretends to be the legitimate
destination, and then merely retransmits whatever is sent by the authorized user along with additional
transactions after authentication has been accepted. A denial-of-service attack does not have a relationship to
authentication. Key logging and brute force could circumvent a normal authentication but not a two-factor
authentication.