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EHE Module 8 Wireless Security

Total questions: 63

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following terms describes the amount of information broadcast over a connection and is measured in terms of “number of bits per seconds (bps)”?

a)

Bandwidth

b)

Industrial, scientific, and medical (ISM) band

c)

Frequency-hopping spread spectrum (FHSS)

d)

Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM)

2.

Which of the following components of a wireless network is used to connect wireless devices to a wireless/wired network and serves as a switch between a wired LAN and wireless network?

a)

Basic service set identifier

b)

Association

c)

Bandwidth

d)

Access point

3.

Identify the IEEE 802.16 standard, a wireless communications standard designed to provide multiple physical layer (PHY) and MAC options.

a)

Wi-Fi

b)

ZigBee

c)

Bluetooth

d)

WiMax

4.

Which of the following techniques influences the spectral efficiency of 4G and 5G wireless communication services, reduces interference, and increases channel robustness?

a)

BSSID

b)

OFDM

c)

FH-CDMA

d)

MIMO-OFDM

5.

Which of the following wireless standards guides prioritizing data, voice, and video transmissions enabling QoS?

a)

802.11e

b)

802.11g

c)

802.11d

d)

802.11n

6.

Smith, a network administrator, was instructed to enhance wireless security and implement a centralized authentication mechanism for clients. To achieve this, Smith implemented a wireless encryption technology that uses EAP or RADIUS for centralized client authentication using multiple authentication methods, such as token cards, Kerberos, and certificates. Which of the following technology has Smith implemented in the above scenario?

a)

WPA3-Personal

b)

WPA3-Enterprise

c)

WPA2-Personal

d)

WPA2-Enterprise

7.

Cedrick, a security professional, implemented stronger encryption and authentication for protecting his organization’s network from wireless attacks. He utilized an encryption technique that uses TKIP for data encryption and eliminates the weaknesses of WEP by including per-packet mixing functions, MICs, extended IVs, and re-keying mechanisms. Identify the encryption technique employed by Cedrick in the above scenario.

a)

CCMP

b)

WEP

c)

WPA

d)

LEAP

8.

Ashley, a security professional, analyzed the authentication and wireless encryption techniques implemented in her organization for BYOD policy. While doing so, she noticed that certain techniques were outdated. In this regard, she implemented a Wi-Fi security protocol using GCMP-256 for encryption and HMAC-SHA-384 for authentication. Identify the protocol employed by Ashley in the above scenario.

a)

WEP

b)

WPA

c)

PEAP

d)

WPA3

9.

Identify the mode of operation that uses EAP or RADIUS for centralized client authentication using multiple authentication methods, such as token cards, Kerberos, and certificates.

a)

WPA2-Personal

b)

WPA3-Enterprise

c)

WPA2-Enterprise

d)

WPA3-Personal

10.

Which of the following protocols uses AES-GCMP 256 encryption algorithm, ECDH and ECDSA key management, and BIP-GMAC-256 integrity check mechanism to secure wireless communication?

a)

WEP

b)

WPA

c)

WPA3

d)

WPA2

11.

Douglas, a professional hacker, attempts to impede legitimate traffic to an organization’s employees by sending large amounts of malicious traffic. He uses a technique that stakes out the target area from a nearby location with a high-gain amplifier that drowns out a legitimate AP and disconnects the employees from it. Which of the following attacks has Douglas launched in the above scenario?

a)

Jamming signal attack

b)

Honeypot AP attack

c)

Rogue AP attack

d)

Ad-Hoc connection attack

12.

Samson, an attacker, targets an organization’s network to steal sensitive information such as credit card numbers, passwords, chat messages, emails, and photos. He uses a technique to compromise the vulnerability in the four-way handshake process of the WPA2 protocol by forcing Nonce reuse.

Identify the technique employed by Samson in the above scenario.

a)

Rogue AP attack

b)

Honeypot AP attack

c)

Key reinstallation attack

d)

AP MAC spoofing

13.

Which of the following tools from Aircrack-ng Suite decrypts WEP/WPA/ WPA2 and can be used to strip wireless headers from Wi-Fi packets?

a)

Airgraph-ng

b)

Airmon-ng

c)

Airdecap-ng

d)

Easside-ng

14.

Which of the following tools creates a virtual tunnel interface to monitor encrypted traffic and inject arbitrary traffic into a network?

a)

Airtun-ng

b)

Airgraph-ng

c)

Airdrop-ng

d)

WZCook

15.

Alvin, a professional hacker, targeted the Bluetooth-enabled device of an employee in an organization that handles critical information. Alvin initiated an attack on the target device by sending an oversized ping packet, causing a buffer overflow.

Identify the type of attack performed by Alvin in the above scenario.

a)

Bluesmacking

b)

Bluebugging

c)

Bluejacking

d)

Btlejacking

16.

Meghan, a professional hacker, was researching the latest vulnerabilities and practicing how to compromise them. She targeted an employee and performed footprinting to determine the make and model of the employee’s Bluetooth-enabled device. She used the gathered information to create infographics of the model and manufacturer and analyzed the information to check whether the device had any exploitable vulnerabilities. Identify the type of attack performed by Meghan in the above scenario.

a)

BluePrinting

b)

Bluesnarfing

c)

Bluebugging

d)

BlueSniff

17.

Which of the following practices should be followed while configuring a wireless network to defend against potential wireless attacks?

a)

Enable remote router login and wireless administration

b)

Enable MAC address filtering on APs or routers

c)

Keep the default ID as it is after WLAN configuration

Enable SSID broadcasts

d)

Enable SSID broadcasts

18.

Which of the following practices helps security professionals secure the network from wireless threats?

a)

Avoid using SSID cloaking

b)

Limit the strength of the wireless network

c)

Enable remote router login and wireless administration

d)

Always use network name in passphrases

19.

Which of the following practices can allow attackers to evade the wireless authentication process?

a)

Never update drivers on all wireless equipment

b)

Use a centralized server for authentication

c)

Disable the network when not required

d)

Enable server verification on the client side using 802.1X authentication

20.

Which of the following countermeasures helps users defend their devices against Bluetooth attacks?

a)

Keep sequential key combinations as PINs to pair with devices

b)

Dis-encryption when establishing a Bluetooth connection

c)

Always keep Bluetooth in the enabled state

d)

Disable automatic connections to public Wi-Fi networks

21.

Which of the following practices is NOT a countermeasure against Bluetooth attacks?

a)

Keep the device in the discoverable mode

b)

Use a VPN for secure connections between Bluetooth devices

c)

Disable automatic connections to public Wi-Fi networks

d)

Do not accept any unknown or unexpected request for pairing

22.

This type of wireless access point has either been installed on a secure company

network without explicit authorization from a local network administrator or has been

created to allow a hacker to conduct a man-in-the-middle attack.

a)
Friendly Access Point
b)
Authorized Access Point
c)
Secure Access Point
d)
Rogue Access Point
23.

A small office’s wireless network was compromised recently by an attacker who guessed the password to gain access. The attacker then modified the DNS settings on the router and spread malware to the entire network. Which of the following configurations MOST likely allowed the attack to take place?

a)

Guest network

b)

Default login

c)

Outdated firmware

d)

WEP

24.

Which wireless security protocol was designed to provide a higher level of security than WEP by using TKIP for encryption?

a)

WEP

b)

WPA3

c)

WPA2

d)

WPA

25.

What is the primary purpose of using MAC address filtering in a wireless network?

a)

To increase network speed

b)

To restrict network access to specific devices

c)

To enhance data encryption

d)

To improve signal strength

26.

Which wireless security protocol is considered the most secure?

a)

WEP

b)

WPA

c)

WPA2

d)

WPA3

27.

Which of these IEEE WLANs has the highest data rate?

a)

802.11b

b)

802.11n

c)

802.11g

d)

802.11ac

28.

Why is a rogue AP a security vulnerability?

a)

It uses the weaker IEEE 802.15.ax protocol.

b)

It allows an attacker to bypass many of the network security configurations.

c)

It requires the use of vulnerable wireless probes on all mobile devices.

d)

It conflicts with other network firewalls and can cause them to become disabled.

29.

If Cora tries to access a free public Wi-Fi at a local coffee shop that requires her to first agree to an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) before continuing, what type of AP has she encountered?

a)

web-based

b)

captive portal

c)

rougue

d)

internet content filter

30.

What is the unauthorized access of information from a wireless device through a Bluetooth connection called?

a)

bluejacking

b)

bluesnarfing

c)

Bluetooth snatching

d)

Bluetooth spoofing

31.

AES-CCMP is the encryption protocol standard used in _________.

a)

Bluetooth

b)

WPA2

c)

WPA3

d)

WPA

32.

Which of the following attacks involves sending unsolicited messages to Bluetooth-enabled devices?

a)

Bluejacking

b)

Bluesnarfing

c)

Bluebugging

d)

Bluesmacking

33.

What is the primary function of a wireless access point in a network?

a)

To encrypt data transmitted over the network

b)

To connect wireless devices to a wired network

c)

To act as a firewall for the network

d)

To provide a wired connection to devices

34.

Which of the following is a method to enhance the security of a wireless network by hiding its SSID?

a)

SSID encryption

b)

SSID filtering

c)

SSID cloaking

d)

SSID broadcasting

35.

Which of the following is a method to enhance wireless security?

a)

Using default passwords

b)

Disabling encryption

c)

Enabling WPA3

d)

Broadcasting SSID

36.

Sam, a professional hacker, was assigned to attack Bluetooth-enabled devices at a coffee shop. He employed a process to compromise the Bluetooth devices that are set to discoverable mode, then sniffed sensitive data from targeted devices. Which of the following types of attack has Sam initiated in the above scenario?

a)

Bluebugging

b)

Bluesmacking

c)

Man-in-the-mobile

d)

Bluesnarfing

37.

Jack, a professional hacker, has performed an attack on Bluetooth paired devices. He leveraged a vulnerability in Bluetooth and breached the security mechanisms to eavesdrop on all the data being shared. Jack managed to intercept the data transfer between devices and gained access to chats and documents being shared. Identify the type of attack Jack has performed in the above scenario.

a)

KNOB attack

b)

BluePrinting

c)

BlueSniff

d)

Bluesnarfing

38.

What is the primary purpose of using a captive portal in a public Wi-Fi network?

a)

To authenticate users before granting access

b)

To encrypt data transmission

c)

To increase bandwidth

d)

To disable SSID broadcasting

39.

Which of the following is a method to prevent unauthorized access to a wireless network by filtering devices based on their MAC addresses?

a)

SSID cloaking

b)

MAC address filtering

c)

WPA2 encryption

d)

Channel bonding

40.

Bluetooth falls under the category of ______________.

a)

local area network (LAN)

b)

short area network (SAN)

c)

paired-device network (PDN)

d)

personal area network (PAN)

41.

Which technology is predominately used for contactless payment systems?

a)

wireless local area network (WLAN)

b)

Bluetooth

c)

near field communication (NFC)

d)

Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP)

42.

Which of these IEEE WLANs has the highest data rate?

a)

802.11b

b)

802.11n

c)

802.11g

d)

802.11ac

43.

Why is a rogue AP a security vulnerability?

a)

It uses the weaker IEEE 802.15.ax protocol.

b)

It allows an attacker to bypass many of the network security configurations.

c)

It requires the use of vulnerable wireless probes on all mobile devices.

d)

It conflicts with other network firewalls and can cause them to become disabled.

44.

If Cora tries to access a free public Wi-Fi at a local coffee shop that requires her to first agree to an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) before continuing, what type of AP has she encountered?

a)

web-based

b)

captive portal

c)

rougue

d)

internet content filter

45.

Which of these is a vulnerability of MAC address filtering?

a)

The user must enter the MAC.

b)

MAC addresses are initially exchanged between wireless devices and the AP in an unencrypted format.

c)

APs use IP addresses instead of MACs.

d)

Not all operating systems support MACs.

46.

What is the Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP)?

a)

a framework for transporting authentication protocols

b)

a subset of WPA2

c)

the protocol used in TCP/IP for authentication

d)

a technology used by IEEE 802.11 for encryption

47.

What is the purpose of a wireless SSID?

a)

to reliably receive and transmit data from wireless clients

b)

to securely transmit data between wireless clients

c)

to uniquely identify a wireless network

d)

to securely connect a wireless client to an access point

48.

A user is configuring a wireless access point and wants to prevent any neighbors from discovering the network. What action does the user need to take?

a)

Disable SSID broadcast.

b)

Configure a DNS server.

c)

Enable WPA encryption.

d)

Configure DMZ settings.

49.

A user has just purchased a generic home router and would like to secure it. What should be done to help secure the wireless home router?

a)

Set a private IPv4 network for the internal network.

b)

Change the default SSID.

c)

Allow only IPv6 traffic to enter the router.

d)

Change the default administrator password.

50.

Which of the following is a common method used to secure a wireless network by requiring a password for access?

a)

Channel bonding

b)

WPA2 encryption

c)

MAC address filtering

d)

SSID broadcasting

51.

What is the primary purpose of using a VPN in a wireless network?

a)

To enhance signal strength

b)

To provide secure remote access

c)

To increase network speed

d)

To disable SSID broadcasting

52.

Which of the following wireless security protocols is considered the most secure for protecting data transmission?

a)

WPA3

b)

WPA2

c)

WPA

d)

WEP

53.

Smith, a network administrator, was instructed to enhance wireless security and implement a centralized authentication mechanism for clients. To achieve this, Smith implemented a wireless encryption technology that uses EAP or RADIUS for centralized client authentication using multiple authentication methods, such as token cards, Kerberos, and certificates.

Which of the following technology has Smith implemented in the above scenario?

a)

WPA2-Personal

b)

WPA3-Enterprise

c)

WPA3-Personal

d)

WPA2-Enterprise

54.

Identify the IEEE 802.16 standard, a wireless communications standard designed to provide multiple physical layer (PHY) and MAC options.

a)

Wi-Fi

b)

ZigBee

c)

Bluetooth

d)

WiMax

55.

Ashley, a security professional, analyzed the authentication and wireless encryption techniques implemented in her organization for BYOD policy. While doing so, she noticed that certain techniques were outdated. In this regard, she implemented a Wi-Fi security protocol using GCMP-256 for encryption and HMAC-SHA-384 for authentication. Identify the protocol employed by Ashley in the above scenario.

a)

WEP

b)

WPA

c)

PEAP

d)

WPA3

56.

Douglas, a professional hacker, attempts to impede legitimate traffic to an organization’s employees by sending large amounts of malicious traffic. He uses a technique that stakes out the target area from a nearby location with a high-gain amplifier that drowns out a legitimate AP and disconnects the employees from it. Which of the following attacks has Douglas launched in the above scenario?

a)

Jamming signal attack

b)

Honeypot AP attack

c)

Rogue AP attack

d)

Ad-Hoc connection attack

57.

Samson, an attacker, targets an organization’s network to steal sensitive information such as credit card numbers, passwords, chat messages, emails, and photos. He uses a technique to compromise the vulnerability in the four-way handshake process of the WPA2 protocol by forcing Nonce reuse.

Identify the technique employed by Samson in the above scenario.

a)

Rogue AP attack

b)

Honeypot AP attack

c)

Key reinstallation attack

d)

AP MAC spoofing

58.

Alvin, a professional hacker, targeted the Bluetooth-enabled device of an employee in an organization that handles critical information. Alvin initiated an attack on the target device by sending an oversized ping packet, causing a buffer overflow.

Identify the type of attack performed by Alvin in the above scenario.

a)

Bluesmacking

b)

Bluebugging

c)

Bluejacking

d)

Btlejacking

59.

Meghan, a professional hacker, was researching the latest vulnerabilities and practicing how to compromise them. She targeted an employee and performed footprinting to determine the make and model of the employee’s Bluetooth-enabled device. She used the gathered information to create infographics of the model and manufacturer and analyzed the information to check whether the device had any exploitable vulnerabilities. Identify the type of attack performed by Meghan in the above scenario.

a)

BluePrinting

b)

Bluesnarfing

c)

Bluebugging

d)

BlueSniff

60.

This type of wireless access point has either been installed on a secure company

network without explicit authorization from a local network administrator or has been

created to allow a hacker to conduct a man-in-the-middle attack.

a)
Friendly Access Point
b)
Authorized Access Point
c)
Secure Access Point
d)
Rogue Access Point
61.

Which of the following is a method to enhance the security of a wireless network by hiding its SSID?

a)

SSID encryption

b)

SSID filtering

c)

SSID cloaking

d)

SSID broadcasting

62.

Jack, a professional hacker, has performed an attack on Bluetooth paired devices. He leveraged a vulnerability in Bluetooth and breached the security mechanisms to eavesdrop on all the data being shared. Jack managed to intercept the data transfer between devices and gained access to chats and documents being shared. Identify the type of attack Jack has performed in the above scenario.

a)

KNOB attack

b)

BluePrinting

c)

BlueSniff

d)

Bluesnarfing

63.

If Cora tries to access a free public Wi-Fi at a local coffee shop that requires her to first agree to an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) before continuing, what type of AP has she encountered?

a)

web-based

b)

captive portal

c)

rougue

d)

internet content filter