The following PowerShell snippet was extracted from a log of an attacker machine: A penetration tester would like to identify the presence of an array. Which of the following line numbers would…

The correct answer is A. Line 8. In PowerShell, arrays are defined using the @() syntax (e.g., $array = @('item1','item2')) or by assigning a comma-separated list of values to a variable (e.g., $array = 1,2,3). Line 8 contains this array declaration syntax. The other lines (13, 19, 20) would contain other…

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The following PowerShell snippet was extracted from a log of an attacker machine:

A penetration tester would like to identify the presence of an array. Which of the following line numbers would define the array?

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ALine 8
BLine 13
CLine 19
DLine 20

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A
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3% (1)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

In PowerShell, arrays are defined using the @() syntax (e.g., $array = @('item1','item2')) or by assigning a comma-separated list of values to a variable (e.g., $array = 1,2,3). Line 8 contains this array declaration syntax. The other lines (13, 19, 20) would contain other constructs such as loops, conditionals, or variable assignments that operate on the array rather than defining it.

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