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Ethical Hacking - Wifi Security part 1
Ethical Hacking - Wifi Security part 1
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Test your knowledge of WiFi Security #Cybersecurity
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WPA3 has built-in encryption for Open WiFi networks
True
False
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Why is WiFi WPA2 Enterprise more secure than a PSK based network?
There is no shared secret
There is no WiFi password
You can easily block access
It's MAC address protected
3
What is a BSSID?
MAC address of a switch
MAC address of a Access Point
A Bi-directional SSID (Two-way)
MAC address of a host
4
Which components are required to make a WiFi connection?
Pre-shared key (PSK)
SSID
4-way handshake
MAC Adres
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What are the most important WiFi Authentication methods?
Centralised Authenication (RADIUS)
Open System Authentication (Open)
Token-based authentication
Shared Key Authentication (PSK)
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What makes WPS unsecure?
The WiFi password is disabled
It's easy to hack by the press of a button
It uses weak encryption
It creates a 8 character PIN that's easy to guess
7
Hiding your WiFi SSID and MAC Address filtering increases your network security
True
False
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How to protect stored WiFi passwords in your operating system?
WiFi reverse hashing
Full disk encryption
Apply least privilege principle
Set a password on your computer
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Which tool is
not
a WiFi hacking tool?
Nikto
Wifite
Kismet
AirCrack-ng
