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When were Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN) first created?
When were Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN) first created?
What is the main means of communication in a Wireless Network?
What is the main means of communication in a Wireless Network?
Which type of network connects devices within a relatively small area and maintains random network configurations?
Which type of network connects devices within a relatively small area and maintains random network configurations?
What is the main standardization body for wireless networking?
What is the main standardization body for wireless networking?
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Which type of network may span an entire city or college campus?
Which type of network may span an entire city or college campus?
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What was the first model of WLAN's topology?
What was the first model of WLAN's topology?
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What is an example of a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN)?
What is an example of a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN)?
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What is the function of APs in an ESS?
What is the function of APs in an ESS?
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Which encryption method is recommended for better performance in WPA?
Which encryption method is recommended for better performance in WPA?
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What is the purpose of WIPS in wireless security?
What is the purpose of WIPS in wireless security?
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What is the primary focus of MAC spoofing?
What is the primary focus of MAC spoofing?
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Which measure is recommended to improve wireless security?
Which measure is recommended to improve wireless security?
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What is the purpose of signal hiding in wireless security?
What is the purpose of signal hiding in wireless security?
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What is the role of EAP in authentication?
What is the role of EAP in authentication?
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Which protocol architecture is associated with IEEE 802.11?
Which protocol architecture is associated with IEEE 802.11?
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What is the primary function of IEEE 802.11 services?
What is the primary function of IEEE 802.11 services?
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What are the key security requirements in wireless environments?
What are the key security requirements in wireless environments?
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What is the function of an Access Point (AP) in wireless networks?
What is the function of an Access Point (AP) in wireless networks?
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What mode of operation enables rapid deployment in the absence of infrastructure in wireless networks?
What mode of operation enables rapid deployment in the absence of infrastructure in wireless networks?
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What are the key factors contributing to wireless security risks?
What are the key factors contributing to wireless security risks?
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Which components facilitate points of attack in wireless networking?
Which components facilitate points of attack in wireless networking?
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What are examples of wireless network threats?
What are examples of wireless network threats?
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What is a proactive measure to prevent exploitation of wireless networks?
What is a proactive measure to prevent exploitation of wireless networks?
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Which security algorithm is considered deprecated and vulnerable to attacks like ARP Spoofing and Firesheep?
Which security algorithm is considered deprecated and vulnerable to attacks like ARP Spoofing and Firesheep?
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Which encryption type was introduced as a replacement for WEP in 2004 and includes TKIP and AES?
Which encryption type was introduced as a replacement for WEP in 2004 and includes TKIP and AES?
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Which type of wireless network is vulnerable to attacks and data interception?
Which type of wireless network is vulnerable to attacks and data interception?
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What additional security measure can help protect wireless networks?
What additional security measure can help protect wireless networks?
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Which technology uses integrated circuits and antennas to quickly identify items when scanned?
Which technology uses integrated circuits and antennas to quickly identify items when scanned?
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Which type of RFID tag requires a varying power supply?
Which type of RFID tag requires a varying power supply?
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What is a characteristic of RFID solutions?
What is a characteristic of RFID solutions?
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Study Notes
Wireless Networks and Security
- GSM (2G) and 3G networks are used for various wireless applications such as laptops, cell phones, GPS, and biotechnology.
- Wireless networks facilitate mobility and enable connections without physical links.
- Security is essential in wireless networks to prevent unauthorized access and data theft.
- Security approaches include WEP, WPA, and WPA2, with WEP being a deprecated algorithm.
- WEP encryption uses 40/64 bit or 104/128 bit keys and can be vulnerable to attacks like ARP Spoofing and Firesheep.
- WPA/WPA2 encryption includes TKIP and AES, with the option for key renewal.
- Unsecured wireless networks are vulnerable to attacks and data interception.
- WEP, introduced in 1997, is a deprecated security algorithm with known vulnerabilities.
- WPA, released in 2004, replaced WEP and introduced TKIP and AES encryption.
- WPA2, an upgrade to WPA, is backward compatible and includes additional security measures.
- Unencrypted or exploitable wireless networks can lead to unauthorized access and malicious activities.
- Additional security measures include MAC address filtering, router firewall, and changing default settings.
Title: Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
- RFID tags use integrated circuits and antennas to quickly identify items when scanned.
- RFID tags come in three types: passive, active, and semi-passive, with varying power supplies and capabilities.
- RFID solutions do not require line-of-sight access and can trigger security alarms if removed from their location.
- Automatic scanning and data logging is possible with RFID, and each tag can have a unique product code.
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Test your knowledge of wireless networks and security with this quiz. Explore topics such as GSM and 3G networks, encryption methods like WEP, WPA, and WPA2, vulnerabilities, and security measures. Gain a deeper understanding of the importance of securing wireless networks and the potential risks of unsecured connections.
