Matching
Match each item with an statement below:
Premises:
adds two new security enhancements to WEP.
the "network name" for the wireless network.
an encryption algorithm.
stream cipher that accepts keys up to 128 bits in length.
can limit a user's access to the Internet.
tool to perform WEP attacks.
looking over someone's shoulder.
method of determining the keystream by analyzing two packets that were created from the same IV.
method of restricting access to resources.
Responses:
Shoulder surfing
AirSnort
Access control
Access restrictions
Cipher
WEP2
Keystream attack
RC4
SSID
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
adds two new security enhancements to WEP.
the "network name" for the wireless network.
an encryption algorithm.
stream cipher that accepts keys up to 128 bits in length.
can limit a user's access to the Internet.
tool to perform WEP attacks.
looking over someone's shoulder.
method of determining the keystream by analyzing two packets that were created from the same IV.
method of restricting access to resources.
Premises:
adds two new security enhancements to WEP.
the "network name" for the wireless network.
an encryption algorithm.
stream cipher that accepts keys up to 128 bits in length.
can limit a user's access to the Internet.
tool to perform WEP attacks.
looking over someone's shoulder.
method of determining the keystream by analyzing two packets that were created from the same IV.
method of restricting access to resources.
Responses:
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