IS4560 T&D CH 8

Question 1

• A family of standards that defines the basics of wireless technologies and how they will interact and function.

Answer 1

802.11

Question 2

• Accessing a Bluetooth-enabled device to use its services for the benefit of the attacker.

Answer 2

Bluebugging

Question 3

• Sending unsolicited messages to another device using Bluetooth to get the recipient to open them and potentially infect itself.

Answer 3

Bluejacking

Question 4

• Accessing a Bluetooth-enabled device with the intention of stealing data.

Answer 4

Bluesnarfing

Question 5

• A wireless transmission technology designed to provide higher-performance wireless transmissions.
  FYI - The configuration relies on the use of multiple antennas at both the sending and receiving ends to provide better performance than a single antenna.

Answer 5

Multiple input and multiple output (MIMO)

Question 6

• A capability implemented through Bluetooth technology.

By definition, Bluetooth technology is designed to reach a maximum range on average of 10 meters or 30 feet.

Answer 6

Personal Area Networking (PAN)

Question 7

• A technique used to share a passphrase or password with multiple parties prior to use. Commonly implemented on small-scale wireless networks in which more advanced key distribution systems do not exist or would be prohibitive.

Answer 7

Preshared key (PSK)

Question 8

• A trademark owned by the Wi-Fi alliance demonstrating that a specific piece of equipment has met testing standards designed to ensure compatibility with other Wi-Fi devices.

Answer 8

Wi-Fi