What type of attack did Moises utilize when he compelled an employee to attach a malicious USB to gain access to confidential data?

The situation describes a social engineering attack, where Moises exploited human behavior to gain access to a system through physical means. The act of compelling an employee to attach a malicious USB drive is commonly known as a "baiting" attack, which falls under the category of an ad-hoc connection attack.

In this context, an ad-hoc connection attack refers to the establishment of a connection to a device without going through the standard secure protocols. By using a malicious USB, Moises tricked the employee into bypassing security measures, allowing him to access confidential data. This type of attack typically relies on the victim's lack of awareness or security training, taking advantage of their willingness to connect devices.

The other options do not accurately describe the nature of the attack. Client misassociation involves unauthorized access points tricking a device into connecting to them, but doesn't apply here as there was no wireless interaction involved. Enumeration deals with gathering information from systems or networks, while a jamming attack disrupts communication channels and doesn't align with the scenario presented. Thus, ad-hoc connection attack best describes the method used by Moises to obtain confidential data through manipulation of the employee.