Ch 8 Key Terms

Question 1

secure tunnels client password authentication within TLS records

EAP-TTLS

CCMP

EAP-TLS

WEP-SHA1

Answer 1

EAP-TTLS

Question 2

a centrally located WLAN connection device that can send and receive information

AP

WPA

WLAN

WPS

Answer 2

AP

Question 3

designed to help users who have little or no knowledge of security to quickly and easily implement security on their WLANs

WAP

WPA

WPS

WLAN

Answer 3

WPS

Question 4

sends unsolicited messages to Bluetooth-enabled devices

Bluesmurfing

Blueponic

Bluejacking

Bluesnarfing

Answer 4

Bluejacking

Question 5

an AP setup by the attacker; designed to mimic an authorized AP, so a user’s mobile device will unknowingly connect to this evil twin AP

evil twin

de-authentication

disassociation attack

rogue AP

Answer 5

evil twin

Question 6

Wi-Fi Protected Access addresses both encryption and authentication; designed goal was to fit into existing WEP engine

WPS

WEP-SHA1

EAP

WPA

Answer 6

WPA

Question 7

have the intelligence required to manage wireless authentication, encryption, and other functions for the wireless client device that they serve

WPS

AP

EAP-TLS

EAP-TTLS

Answer 7

AP

Question 8

uses digital certificates for authentication

EAP-TLS

EAP-TTLS

WAP

WEP

Answer 8

EAP-TLS

Question 9

authentication for the WPA2 Enterprise model; implements port-based authentication

IEEE 802.x1

IEEE 802.1q

IEEE 802.x

IEEE 802.1x

Answer 9

IEEE 802.1x

Question 10

extraneous RF signal noise that creates interference and prevents communications from occurring

rogue AP

EMI

jamming

CCMP

Answer 10

jamming

Question 11

a set of standards used to establish communication between devices in very close proximity

WPA

AP

RFID

NFC

Answer 11

NFC

Question 12

designed to simplify the deployment of 802.1x by using MS Windows logins and passwords; creates an encrypted channel between the client and the authentication server, and the channel then protects the subsequent user authentication exchange

WPS

WAP

EAP

PEAP

Answer 12

PEAP

Question 13

authentication for WPA Personal

PEAP

PSK

EAP

TKIP

Answer 13

PSK

Question 14

functions as a wrapper around WEP by adding an additional layer of security but preserving WEP’s basic functionality

EAP

TKIP

PSA

WEP-SHA1

Answer 14

TKIP

Question 15

encryption protocol used for WPA2; specifies the use of CCM with AES

TKIP

PSA

WPA

CCMP

Answer 15

CCMP

Question 16

attacker creating false de-authentication frames that appear to come from another client device causing the client to disconnect from the AP

disassociation attack

rogue CCMP

jamming

evil twin

Answer 16

disassociation attack

Question 17

an unauthorized AP that allows an attacker to bypass many of the network security configurations and opens the network and its users to attacks

AP

rogue AP

WPA

rogue WPA

Answer 17

rogue AP

Question 18

devices can only communicate between themselves and cannot connect to another network

ad hoc mode

CCMP

WPA

infrastructure mode

Answer 18

ad hoc mode

Question 19

an attack that accesses unauthorized information from a wireless device through Bluetooth connection, often between cell phones and laptop computers

Bluesnarfing

Bluejacking

Blueponic

Bluesmurfing

Answer 19

Bluesnarfing

Question 20

most secure form of IEEE 802.1x authentication; each supplicant computer must have a digital certificate as proof of its identity

Extensible Authentication

digital certificate authentication

CCMP

certificate-based authentication

Answer 20

certificate-based authentication