In which of the following attacks does the attacker overload the CAM table of the switch?

A MAC flooding attack exhausts the finite memory of the switch's Content Addressable Memory (CAM) table by injecting large volumes of frames each carrying a unique fake source MAC address. Once the CAM table is full, the switch can no longer learn new legitimate MAC-to-port mappings and defaults to broadcasting all frames out every port, effectively turning it into a hub. This allows an attacker on the same segment to capture traffic intended for other hosts.

A man-in-the-middle attack intercepts communication between two parties but does not specifically target or overload the switch CAM table to accomplish this.

'Monkey-in-the-middle' is not a standard recognized network attack category and does not describe the CAM table overload mechanism.

ARP poisoning corrupts ARP caches on hosts to redirect traffic at Layer 3/2 but does not involve flooding the switch CAM table with fake MAC addresses.