Exam SY0-601 topic 1 question 760 discussion

Fileless malware often uses legitimate system tools, such as PowerShell, to run malicious code directly in memory without dropping traditional executable files on disk. In this case, the command includes a PowerShell script that is being executed without the need for a separate executable file, making it characteristic of a fileless attack.

It's 'C,' and here's why: A- Bluesnarfing is a bluetooth ONLY attack. Obviously, there's nothing about bluetooth in the question. B- URL Redirection is exactly what it sounds like, redirecting a URL to one that a malicious attacker wants the victim to go to. There's no URL's in the question. D- Macro-based denial of service. Macro is a programming language, and the input above is not a programming language input.

dir: It lists the contents of the current directory. findstr /s maldinuv %USERPROFILE%\\*.lnk: It searches for files with the name "maldinuv" in the shortcut files (*.lnk) located in the user's profile directory. It redirects the output of the findstr command to a file named iijlqe.ps1 located in the user's Documents folder. It then tries to execute a file named iijlqe.psi, which seems to be a typo or an attempt to obfuscate the filename. The command then exits the PowerShell session.

I think C. Fileless malware execution because other three have nothing to do with files def not DoS or A