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| The most common frequency band used in the household is 4.2 GHz. |
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| With IPsec, security associations are used to establish the logical set of security parameters designed to facilitate the sharing of information between entities. The security association protects |
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| Integrity and confidentiality |
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| The main weakness of SSH is that all traffic is sent in the clear. |
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| When an attacker uses Bluetooth to copy e-mails, contact lists, or other files on the device, it is called |
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| The cryptographic standard for proposed for 3G networks is |
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| Which of the following protocols involves a three-way handshake and uses a shared secret key for communication? |
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| Bluejacking is when an attacker uses Bluetooth to copy the victim's information such as e-mails, contact lists, calendars, photos, and videos |
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| ______________ is when an attacker uses Bluetooth to establish a serious connection to a device allowing access to the full AT command set |
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| Which type of access control would be used to grant permissions based on the duties that must be performed? |
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| Role-based access control |
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| The security concern over the so-called WAP gap is when |
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| WAP gateways perform translation from one encryption standard to another all messages are seen in plaintext by the WAP gateway. |
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| The primary vulnerability associated with many methods of remote access is |
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| The passing of critical data in clear text |
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| WEP was not designed with confidentiality in mind. |
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| WAP was designed to work on which of the following? |
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| Devices with low computing power |
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| Authentication, Authorization, Accounting |
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| A door that requires a thumbprint, key card, and password is an example of |
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| Multifactor authentication |
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| Which of the following protocols involves a two-way handshake in which the username and password are sent across the link in clear text? |
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| _____________ means to make certain that no unauthorized individuals read the packets you transmit over the Internet |
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| Telnet traffic is encrypted by default. |
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| What does TACACS stand for? |
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| Terminal Access Controller Access Control System |
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| Security issues associated with WTLS include which of the following? |
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| d. Clients with low memory or CPU capabilities cannot support encryption. |
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| Access to actual Ethernet segments is not protected by physical security measures. |
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| Telnet is a secure way to remotely access a computer. |
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| Because the security of wireless LANs is ineffective, many users have switched to a layered security approach. |
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| c. UDP port 1812 for authentication and UDP port 1813 for accounting |
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| What is wireless networking? |
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| c. The transmission of packetized data by means of physical topology not using direct physical links |
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| c. Can be used separately or together |
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| With mandatory access controls, the owner of an object determines who has access to it. |
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| Which type of access control would you use to grant permissions based on the sensitivity of the information contained in the objects? |
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| a. Mandatory access control |
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| ______________ means reliable information. |
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| WAP uses _______________ for its encryption scheme. |
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| TACACS+ is a client/server protocol that uses IP as its transport protocol. |
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| Which of the following protocols was designed for short-range wireless communication typically with mobile phones? |
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| WEP was not designed with confidentiality in mind. |
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| Why is wireless problematic from a security standpoint? |
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| c. There is no control over the physical layer of traffic. |
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| WEP provides strong protection for confidentiality. |
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| In Kerberos environment, the first ticket in the two-step process is the ticket-granting ticket. |
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| Which of the following describes the wireless standard? |
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| TACACS+ is a client/server protocol that uses IP as its transport protocol. |
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