Janet Is Reading About the "Pass-The-Hash" Technique to Access a Windows

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Janet is reading about the "Pass-the-Hash" technique to access a Windows host. She thinks she can use Wireshark to sniff an SMB session between two hosts if she can capture the password hash and user name, and simply send them as credentials anytime she wants in a "Replay Attack".
What are other true statements about this attack? (Choose three)

A) This can also be done using a modified smbclient tool that does not hash an entered password, it will just directly send the hash that Janet captured
B) Janet can also use a tool such as smbrelay to become an SMB proxy and capture credentials that
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C) The traffic that Janet sniffed did not include a challenge, if it did the technique is still not impossible just involves more steps
D) Because Microsoft uses techniques such as SMB Signing, Kerberos Timestamps, and Challenges that are used to create unique MAC (Message Authentication Code) s. The Pass-the-hash technique is mostly a proof of concept that works in theory but not in practice.