A security analyst reviews the latest vulnerability scans and observes there are vulnerabilities with similar CVSSv3 scores but different base score metrics. Which of the following attack vectors…

CVSSv3 'AV:P' (Physical) indicates the attacker must have physical access to the vulnerable system, which is a significantly more difficult and less common attack vector than remote exploitation.

CVSSv3 'AV:A' (Adjacent Network) indicates the attacker must be on the same local network segment or broadcast domain, which is less accessible than a vulnerability exploitable from any point on the internet.

The CVSSv3 'AV:N' (Network) attack vector indicates that the vulnerability can be exploited remotely over a network, without requiring physical access or local interaction. This represents the broadest attack surface and highest potential for exploitation, making it the highest priority for remediation compared to vulnerabilities requiring adjacent, local, or physical access.

CVSSv3 'AV:L' (Local) indicates the attacker must have local access (e.g., a shell account) to the vulnerable system, making it less severe than a remote network exploit.