Wireless Network Security Quiz

What is a primary reason wireless networks are more vulnerable than wired networks?

• They use stronger encryption

• They transmit data over radio waves

• They have physical cables

• They are always password-protected

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic that increases wireless network vulnerability?

• Channel

• Mobility

• High processing power

• Accessibility

What does "mobility" refer to in the context of wireless security risks?

• The ability to encrypt data

• The ease of moving devices, increasing risk of loss or theft

• The use of high-speed networks

• The ability to connect to multiple access points

What is an "accidental association" in wireless networks?

• A device intentionally connecting to a malicious network

• A device connecting to a nearby network by mistake

• A hacker spoofing a MAC address

• A denial-of-service attack

What is a "malicious association"?

• A user sharing their Wi-Fi password

• A hacker creating a fake access point to steal data

• A device connecting to a trusted network

• A network with strong encryption

Which attack involves pretending to be a legitimate device using its MAC address?

• Man-in-the-middle

• MAC spoofing

• Denial-of-service

• Network injection

What is the goal of a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack on a wireless network?

• To overload the network

• To intercept and modify data between two parties

• To disable encryption

• To spoof a MAC address

Which attack aims to disrupt wireless network availability?

• MAC spoofing

• Denial-of-service (DoS)

• Bluejacking

• Evil twin

What is a "network injection" attack?

• Sending fake packets to manipulate network behavior

• Stealing a device's MAC address

• Encrypting network traffic

• Connecting to an ad hoc network

Which technique helps reduce the risk of wireless signal interception?

• Increasing signal strength

• Disabling SSID broadcast

• Using WEP encryption

• Allowing all MAC addresses