Lauren's screenshot shows behavioral analysis of the executed code.From this,we can determine that the tool she used is a dynamic analysis sandbox that runs the malware sample to determine what it does while also analyzing the file.which one is correct? ABсO A decompiler sandboxO A dynamic analysis sandboxO A static analysis sandboxSignaturesA process attempted to delay the analysis task.File has been identified by at least one AntiVirus on VirusTotal as maliciousThe binary likely contains encrypted or compressed data.Creates a windows hook that monitors keyboard input (keylogger)Creates an Alternate Data Stream (ADS)Installs itself for autorun at Windows startupA reverse engineering toolFigure A: Output of the code

According to the information given:- We haev to choose the correct option to satisfy the statement.

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