Which of the following is the most efficient way to infiltrate a file containing data that could be sensitive?

The correct answer is D. Encrypt and send the file over HTTPS. Using HTTPS ensures that the data is encrypted during transmission, providing confidentiality and protection against eavesdropping. HTTPS is commonly allowed through network defenses, reducing the likelihood of detection or blocking compared to other methods.

Submitted by rohit_dlh· Mar 6, 2026Post-exploitation and lateral movement

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AUse steganography and send the file over FTP
BCompress the file and send it using TFTP
CSplit the file in tiny pieces and send it over dnscat
DEncrypt and send the file over HTTPS

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A
19% (5)
B
8% (2)
C
4% (1)
D
69% (18)

Explanation

Using HTTPS ensures that the data is encrypted during transmission, providing confidentiality and protection against eavesdropping. HTTPS is commonly allowed through network defenses, reducing the likelihood of detection or blocking compared to other methods.

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#Data exfiltration#Secure transfer#Encryption#HTTPS

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