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If the privacy bit is set in the 802.11 header, what does it indicate?
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Penetration Testing Foundations & Reconnaissance
Question
If the privacy bit is set in the 802.11 header, what does it indicate?
Options
- ASSID cloaking is being used.
- BSome form of encryption is In use.
- CWAP is being used.
- DSome form of PEAP is being used.
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Topics
#802.11#wireless protocols#frame header#WAP