Two-factor authentication can best be breached by the adversary using:. a. social engineering attack b. using sniffers like Wireshark and capturing packets c. using rootkits and privilege escalation to get to the kernel processes d. using a virus and destroying the computer that stores authentication information.

a. social engineering attack

Explanation:

Two-factor authentication requires that the user/owner of the account enter a second verification code alongside their password in order to access the account. This code is usually sent to a personal phone number or email address. Therefore in order to breach such a security measure the best options is a social engineering attack. These are attacks that are accomplished through human interactions, using psychological manipulation in order to trick the victim into making a mistake or giving away that private information such as the verification code or access to the private email.

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