Adam, a malicious hacker is sniffing the network to inject ARP packets. He injects broadcast frames onto the wire to conduct Man-in-The-Middle attack. Which of the following is the destination MAC…

0xDDDDDDDDD is not a valid 48-bit MAC address - it has an incorrect length - and is not defined as any standard Ethernet broadcast or multicast address.

0x00000000000 (all zeros) represents an unspecified or invalid MAC address in some contexts, such as an unconfigured interface; the all-zeros address is never used as an Ethernet broadcast destination.

Per the IEEE 802.3 Ethernet standard, the broadcast MAC address is FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF - all 48 bits set to 1; ARP uses this destination address so every host on the local segment receives the request, and an attacker performing ARP poisoning sends spoofed frames to this broadcast address to intercept traffic and conduct a Man-in-the-Middle attack.

0xAAAAAAAAAA is not a valid 48-bit MAC address due to its length, and does not correspond to any standardized Ethernet broadcast or multicast destination address.