In which of the following IDS evasion attacks does an attacker send a data packet such that IDS accepts the data packet but the host computer rejects it?

"Evasion attack" is a broad category encompassing various techniques to bypass an IDS, not a specific technique itself as described.

A fragmentation overlap attack involves sending overlapping IP fragments that cause the IDS and host to reassemble them differently.

Fragmentation overwrite attack is a type of fragmentation attack where subsequent fragments overwrite previous ones, leading to different interpretations by the IDS and host.

An insertion attack involves sending packets that the Intrusion Detection System (IDS) will accept as legitimate traffic, but the actual target host will reject due to malformed headers, checksum errors, or out-of-sequence fragments. This discrepancy allows the attacker to "insert" data that the IDS sees but the host does not, potentially hiding malicious activity from the IDS.