This is an easy one. A and D are the way to go. The exploit is designed to take advantage of a specific application, and it can be automatically triggered - no need to actually run the attachment.
Haha, C is a classic! Buffer overflow, really? I'd go with A and D, since the exploit relies on the user's system and can be activated without even running the file.
I'm not sure about C, but I agree that A and D are the right choices. The exploit needs a vulnerable application to work, and it can be triggered by simply opening the email.
I think the correct answers are A and D. The exploit can only work if the corresponding application is installed, and it can be launched just by previewing the attachment.
I think the likely effect of opening that email attachment is that the exploit can work only if a corresponding application is installed on the user's system.
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