Question 1

A ____ has been labeled a "cat and mouse" game for trying to find rogue access points.

Accepted Answer

A)  mobile sniffing audit 
B)  wireless probe 
C)  triangulation method 
D)  trilateration method 
A)  mobile sniffing audit 
B)  wireless probe 
C)  triangulation method 
D)  trilateration method A

Question 2

____ can be used to measure the RF power loss between transmitter and receiver to calculate the distance from the transmitting device to the receiver.

Accepted Answer

A)  RF fingerprinting 
B)  RSSI 
C)  Trilateration 
D)  Triangulation 
A)  RF fingerprinting 
B)  RSSI 
C)  Trilateration 
D)  Triangulation B

Question 3

In a WIPS, signatures, instead of being used for attack detection, are only used to provide additional details about the attack itself.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

The nearest sensor method can locate a client to within a ____ meter area.

Accepted Answer

A)  600 
B)  670 
C)  900 
D)  930 
A)  600 
B)  670 
C)  900 
D)  930

Question 5

Global positioning systems (GPS) are widely used in 802.11 WLANs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The ____________________ governs the privacy of personal health information.

Accepted Answer

Health Insurance Portability a

Question 7

____ is a diagnostic program that sends a packet to a device and waits for a response to determine if it is properly functioning.

Accepted Answer

A)  MIB 
B)  SSH 
C)  SFTP 
D)  PING 
A)  MIB 
B)  SSH 
C)  SFTP 
D)  PING

Question 8

A ____ constantly monitors the radio frequency (using wireless probes) for attacks.

Accepted Answer

A)  wireless intrusion detection system (WIDS) 
B)  wireless AP detection system (WADS) 
C)  rogue AP prevention system (RAPS) 
D)  rogue AP detection system (RADS) 
A)  wireless intrusion detection system (WIDS) 
B)  wireless AP detection system (WADS) 
C)  rogue AP prevention system (RAPS) 
D)  rogue AP detection system (RADS)

Question 9

A more proactive approach than intrusion detection is a(n) ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  RF fingerprinting 
B)  trilateration system 
C)  RSSI system 
D)  intrusion prevention system (IPS) 
A)  RF fingerprinting 
B)  trilateration system 
C)  RSSI system 
D)  intrusion prevention system (IPS)

Question 10

Both SNMP and WLAN management systems contain tools to perform three important management functions: network discovery, ____, and configuration.

Accepted Answer

A)  auditing 
B)  monitoring 
C)  logging 
D)  network association 
A)  auditing 
B)  monitoring 
C)  logging 
D)  network association

Question 11

____ uses intelligent algorithms to improve precision by accounting for the environmental effects on the wireless signal itself.

Accepted Answer

A)  Triangulation 
B)  Trilateration 
C)  RSSI 
D)  RF fingerprinting 
A)  Triangulation 
B)  Trilateration 
C)  RSSI 
D)  RF fingerprinting

Question 12

The ____ is a signal that tells the strength of the incoming (received) signal.

Accepted Answer

A)  RSSI 
B)  HTTP 
C)  MIB 
D)  RFAP 
A)  RSSI 
B)  HTTP 
C)  MIB 
D)  RFAP

Question 13

How does the nearest sensor method work?

Accepted Answer

The nearest sensor method, although the

Question 14

What is the key to wireless probes?

Accepted Answer

The key to wireless probes is not the pr

Question 15

A spike in a network's bandwidth or a decrease in the time to respond to a request are signs that the network is running slowly. These events are known as a(n) ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  AP trap 
B)  CDP trap 
C)  WLAN trap 
D)  SNMP trap 
A)  AP trap 
B)  CDP trap 
C)  WLAN trap 
D)  SNMP trap

Question 16

Match between columns
                        Premises: most basic method for identifying and locating a rogue access point.
simplest wireless device discovery method.
device that can monitor the airwaves for traffic.
attempts to uncover and prevent an attack before it harms the WLAN.
gives limited privacy protections against the sale of private financial information and obtaining personal information through false pretenses.
standard network management protocol for wired networks.
designed to exclusively monitor the RF frequency for transmissions.
designed to stop an attack from occurring.
false attack alerts.

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Intrusion prevention system and Wireless intrusion prevention is...

Question 17

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using SNMP for WLANs?

Accepted Answer

Using SNMP for wireless LAN management h

Question 18

A(n) ____ system monitors the normal activity of the wireless LAN and "learns" its normal characteristics.

Accepted Answer

A)  signature detection 
B)  anomaly detection 
C)  known attacks detection 
D)  pattern detection 
A)  signature detection 
B)  anomaly detection 
C)  known attacks detection 
D)  pattern detection

Question 19

In a WIDS anomaly detection system the security administrator defines the ____ (or normal) state of the network's traffic.

Accepted Answer

A)  baseline 
B)  signature 
C)  pattern 
D)  false positives 
A)  baseline 
B)  signature 
C)  pattern 
D)  false positives

Question 20

What are the steps to perform a mobile sniffing audit?

Accepted Answer

The steps for performing a mobile sniffi

A ____ has been labeled a "cat and mouse" game for trying to find rogue access points.

____ can be used to measure the RF power loss between transmitter and receiver to calculate the distance from the transmitting device to the receiver.

In a WIPS, signatures, instead of being used for attack detection, are only used to provide additional details about the attack itself.

The nearest sensor method can locate a client to within a ____ meter area.

Global positioning systems (GPS) are widely used in 802.11 WLANs.

The ____________________ governs the privacy of personal health information.

____ is a diagnostic program that sends a packet to a device and waits for a response to determine if it is properly functioning.

A ____ constantly monitors the radio frequency (using wireless probes) for attacks.

A more proactive approach than intrusion detection is a(n) ____.

Both SNMP and WLAN management systems contain tools to perform three important management functions: network discovery, ____, and configuration.

____ uses intelligent algorithms to improve precision by accounting for the environmental effects on the wireless signal itself.

The ____ is a signal that tells the strength of the incoming (received) signal.

How does the nearest sensor method work?

What is the key to wireless probes?

A spike in a network's bandwidth or a decrease in the time to respond to a request are signs that the network is running slowly. These events are known as a(n) ____.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using SNMP for WLANs?

A(n) ____ system monitors the normal activity of the wireless LAN and "learns" its normal characteristics.

In a WIDS anomaly detection system the security administrator defines the ____ (or normal) state of the network's traffic.

What are the steps to perform a mobile sniffing audit?

Foundations of Wireless Security

Wireless LAN Vulnerabilities

Passive Wireless Discovery

Active Wireless Attacks

Wireless Security Models

Enterprise Wireless Hardware Security

Designing a Secure Wireless Network

Secure Wireless Authentication

Secure Wireless Transmissions

Wireless Security Policy

Operational Support and Wireless Convergence

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Exam 10: Managing the Wireless Network

A ____ has been labeled a "cat and mouse" game for trying to find rogue access points.

____ can be used to measure the RF power loss between transmitter and receiver to calculate the distance from the transmitting device to the receiver.

In a WIPS, signatures, instead of being used for attack detection, are only used to provide additional details about the attack itself.

The nearest sensor method can locate a client to within a ____ meter area.

Global positioning systems (GPS) are widely used in 802.11 WLANs.

The ____________________ governs the privacy of personal health information.

____ is a diagnostic program that sends a packet to a device and waits for a response to determine if it is properly functioning.

A ____ constantly monitors the radio frequency (using wireless probes) for attacks.

A more proactive approach than intrusion detection is a(n) ____.

Both SNMP and WLAN management systems contain tools to perform three important management functions: network discovery, ____, and configuration.

____ uses intelligent algorithms to improve precision by accounting for the environmental effects on the wireless signal itself.

The ____ is a signal that tells the strength of the incoming (received) signal.

How does the nearest sensor method work?

What is the key to wireless probes?

A spike in a network's bandwidth or a decrease in the time to respond to a request are signs that the network is running slowly. These events are known as a(n) ____.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using SNMP for WLANs?

A(n) ____ system monitors the normal activity of the wireless LAN and "learns" its normal characteristics.

In a WIDS anomaly detection system the security administrator defines the ____ (or normal) state of the network's traffic.

What are the steps to perform a mobile sniffing audit?

Foundations of Wireless Security

Wireless LAN Vulnerabilities

Passive Wireless Discovery

Active Wireless Attacks

Wireless Security Models

Enterprise Wireless Hardware Security

Designing a Secure Wireless Network

Secure Wireless Authentication

Secure Wireless Transmissions

Wireless Security Policy

Operational Support and Wireless Convergence

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