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Which of the following BEST describes a rogue access point attack?
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A hacker taking advantage of an access point that has not implemented the basic techniques to protect the network.
A hacker getting a user or client to unintentionally connect to their access point instead of the legitimate point the user intended to use.
A hacker installing an unauthorized access point within a company.
A hacker advertising an access point using an extremely strong signal for malicious purposes.
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A hacker installing an unauthorized access point within a company.
Explanation: a "rogue access point" is an unauthorized AP connected to a network (installed by an attacker or careless employee) that bypasses security controls. (Option 2 describes an "evil twin" or AP‑spoofing attack.)
Explanation: a "rogue access point" is an unauthorized AP connected to a network (installed by an attacker or careless employee) that bypasses security controls. (Option 2 describes an "evil twin" or AP‑spoofing attack.)
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