Which of the following is a characteristic of a Brute Force Attack?

A Brute Force Attack is a method used to crack passwords by systematically trying every possible combination of characters until the correct one is found. Attackers typically use automated tools to try millions of possible combinations quickly, especially on systems with weak password policies. The effectiveness of a Brute Force Attack depends on the complexity and length of the password. Stronger, more complex passwords are harder to crack through brute force methods. Option B is incorrect as injecting malicious scripts into a web page refers to XSS, not Brute Force. Option C is incorrect because overwhelming a server with traffic is characteristic of a DDoS attack, not a Brute Force Attack. Option D is incorrect as modifying HTTP requests for unauthorized actions describes a CSRF attack, not a Brute Force Attack. Option E is incorrect because stealing cookies and session data is more typical of an XSS attack, not a Brute Force Attack.