CWNA Chapter 14
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- 1.What is a potential open and unsecured gateway straight into the wired infrastructure?
- A.
Access Point
- B.
Rouge Access Point
- C.
Port
- D.
Firewall
- 2.Any unauthorized WiFi device that is not under proper management is a?
- A.
Rouge Access Point
- B.
Access Point
- C.
Port
- D.
Firewall
- 3.What wireless connection also has the potential of providing a rouge access point?
- A.
Ethernet
- B.
Infrastructure
- C.
Ad-Hoc
- D.
Fire Wire
- 4.A commonly overlooked risk is the?
- A.
DoS
- B.
DDoS
- C.
Hijacking
- D.
Peer-to-Peer Attack
- 5.What is a feature that blocks wireless clients from communicating with each other?
- A.
Client Isolation
- B.
Peer-to-Peer Attack
- C.
Eavesdropping
- D.
DoS
- 6.Which of the following is another term used to describe client isolation?
- A.
Peer-to-peer attack
- B.
Interuser bridging
- C.
Casual eavesdropping
- D.
DoS
- 7.What are the two eavesdropping methods?
- A.
Casual and ordinary
- B.
Malicious and ordinary
- C.
Casual and malicious
- D.
Malicious and non casual
- 8.Casual eavesdropping is sometimes called?
- A.
VLAN discovery
- B.
WLAN discovery
- C.
WAN discovery
- D.
WWAN discovery
- 9.WLAN discovery tools may use what?
- A.
Active scanning
- B.
Retro scanning
- C.
Port scanning
- D.
Passive scanning
- 10.WLAN discovery is considered harmless and is referred to as?
- A.
Free-driving
- B.
War-driving
- C.
WLAN-driving
- D.
Wireless-driving
- 11.What is strictly looking for a wireless network while in a moving vehicle?
- A.
War-driving
- B.
Free-driving
- C.
Wireless-driving
- D.
WLAN-driving
- 12.What is an old technique used by hackers to use modems to scan phone numbers for computer networks?
- A.
War-driving
- B.
War-Scanning
- C.
War-Dialing
- D.
War-Searching
- 13.Most common and original war-driving software tool is a freeware program called?
- A.
NetFinder
- B.
NetLocator
- C.
NetSearch
- D.
NetStumbler
- 14.Unauthorized use of 802.11 protocol analyzers to capture wireless connections is called?
- A.
Malicious eavesdropping
- B.
Casual eavesdropping
- C.
Non casual eavesdropping
- D.
Illegal eavesdropping
- 15.What does WEP stand for?
- A.
Wireless Equivalent Privacy
- B.
Wired Equivalent Privacy
- C.
Wireless Equivalent Protection
- D.
Wired Equivalent Protection
- 16.WEP keys are how many bits?
- A.
30 or 104
- B.
50 or 104
- C.
40 or 104
- D.
60 or 104
- 17.What was once one of the most commonly deployed 802.1x/EAP solutions?
- A.
HEAP
- B.
LEAP
- C.
MEAP
- D.
NEAP
- 18.What is a weak authentication method that is vulnerable to a brute force attack?
- A.
TSK
- B.
WPA
- C.
WPA2
- D.
PSK
- 19.What is used with the 4-way handshake to create the final dynamic encryption keys?
- A.
PMK
- B.
PSK
- C.
WPA
- D.
WPA2
- 20.A policy mandating very strong pass phrases of how many characters or more to always be in place?
- A.
10
- B.
15
- C.
20
- D.
25
- 21.All 802.11 wireless network cards have a physical address known as a?
- A.
WAC address
- B.
NAC address
- C.
BAC address
- D.
MAC address
- 22.A MAC address is a hexadecimal number of how many digits?
- A.
10
- B.
12
- C.
15
- D.
18
- 23.What is often used as a security mechanism for legacy client devices?
- A.
MAC filtering
- B.
Port filtering
- C.
Firewall filtering
- D.
AP filtering
- 24.Devices can be accessed via a web interface, command line, serial port, console connection, and or?
- A.
HTTPS
- B.
SMTP
- C.
SNMP
- D.
MFP
- 25.Strong passwords should be used and encrypted login capabilities such as what should be used?
- A.
HTTPS
- B.
SMTP
- C.
SNMP
- D.
MFP
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