(a) Manipulating people (1) into giving up confidential info (1).
(b) Phishing uses emails/links (1), Pharming uses fake websites/auto-redirects (1).
(c) Looking over someone's shoulder (1) to see them enter a PIN/Password (1).
(a) Denial of Service / DoS / DDoS (1)
(b) Explanation:
(a) Virus vs Spyware:
(b) Ransomware: Encrypts/locks data (1). Demands payment for key (1).
(a) Malicious SQL commands entered (1) into a web form (1) to trick the database/bypass validation (1).
(b) View private data / Delete tables / Bypass login.
(a) Automated software method (1) trying every possible password combination (1).
(b) Limits attempts (1). Makes the attack take too long to work (1).
(c) Software: Strong passwords/2FA. Physical: Biometrics/Locked doors.
(d) Public Wi-Fi is often unencrypted (1) so packet sniffers can read data (1). Check for HTTPS/Padlock (1) to ensure encryption (1).