Refer to the exhibit. Which functionalities will this SSID have while being used by wireless clients?

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Exhibits

Options

• Adecreases network security against offline dictionary attacks and encourages easy access to the
• Bincreases network security against offline dictionary attacks and discourages time-consuming
• Cincreases network security against man in the middle attacks and discourages denial of service
• Ddecreases network security against air sniffing attacks and discourages the use of complex

• A
  14% (8)
• B
  77% (44)
• C
  5% (3)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

Based on the configuration shown in the image, several key settings are visible that will impact the security and behavior of the WLAN: 1. WPA2 + WPA3 Encryption: The WLAN is configured to use both WPA2 and WPA3, which strengthens the security. WPA3 includes enhancements like Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (SAE) to defend against offline dictionary attacks and makes brute-force attacks more difficult, especially with features like forward secrecy. 2. Protected Management Frame (PMF) Required: This protects against man-in-the-middle attacks by ensuring the integrity and authenticity of management frames. This setting helps defend against deauthentication attacks. 3. Fast Transition (802.11r): This allows seamless handoff between access points, ensuring that wireless clients can roam quickly and securely without re-authentication delays. 4. AES (CCMP128) and GCMP256: These encryption protocols enhance data security over the air. AES is widely regarded as highly secure, while GCMP provides even stronger encryption. 5. Authentication Key Management (AKM) Options: SAE (Simultaneous Authentication of Equals) is selected, which is the key management method in WPA3, designed to defend against brute- force password attacks. It also includes features to protect against offline dictionary attacks.

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