1. Which of the following Wi-Fi encryption protocols is vulnerable to possible attacks?
a. WPA
b. WPA2
c. ARP
d. WEP
e. SSH
2. Spoofing attacks can also be referred to as masquerading (true or false).
a. True
b. False
3. What is the most effective countermeasure against password cracking attacks?
a. Not using passwords
b. Using numbers in the password field
c. Encrypting the password using DE
d. Using strong encryption algorithms, like AES
e. Using a birthday as the password value
4. What is the name of the network attack in which the attacker assumes the identity of a host and acts as a man-in-the-middle for specific connections to intercept the traffic?
a. DoS
b. Spoofing
c. Virus attack
d. Trojan horse
e. Worm attack
5. A DoS attack works only by getting physical access to the victim’s machine (true or false).
a. True
b. False
6. What type of virus is difficult to identify because it can “mutate”?
a. Polymorphic virus
b. DoS virus
c. Stealth virus
d. Worm virus
7. Which of the following types of attacks involves configuring an external access point to look and behave just like a trusted AP?
a. DoS
b. War driving
c. Evil twin
d. Buffer overflow
e. WPA cracking
8. What is the name of an attack type that scans the targets before initiating other attacks?
a. DoS attack
b. Virus attack
c. Phishing attack
d. Distributed DoS attack
e. Reconnaissance attack
9. Which of the following types of attacks are only possible when related to a Wi-Fi network (choose all that apply)?
a. War driving
b. War chalking
c. Packet sniffing
d. DoS
e. WEP cracking
10. DoS attacks generally cause more damage than DDoS attacks do because they flood the victim using a flow of larger packets (true or false).
a. True
b. False