GSNA · Question #289
You work as a Network Administrator for Infosec Inc. Nowadays, you are facing an unauthorized access in your Wi-Fi network. Therefore, you analyze a log that has been recorded by your favorite…
The correct answer is D. NetStumbler. NetStumbler, a war driving tool, uses an organizationally unique identifier (OID) of 0x00601A, D protocol identifier (PID) of 0x0001. Each version has a typical payload string. For example, NetStumbler 3.2.3 has a payload string: 'All your 802.11b are belong to us'. Therefore…
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You work as a Network Administrator for Infosec Inc. Nowadays, you are facing an unauthorized access in your Wi-Fi network. Therefore, you analyze a log that has been recorded by your favorite sniffer, Ethereal. You are able to discover the cause of the unauthorized access after noticing the following string in the log file: (Wlan.fc.type_subtype eq 32 and llc.oui eq 0x00601d and llc.pid eq 0x0001) When you find All your 802.11b are belong to us as the payload string, you are convinced about which tool is being used for the unauthorized access. Which of the following tools have you ascertained?
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- AAiroPeek
- BAirSnort
- CKismet
- DNetStumbler
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Explanation
NetStumbler, a war driving tool, uses an organizationally unique identifier (OID) of 0x00601A, D protocol identifier (PID) of 0x0001. Each version has a typical payload string. For example, NetStumbler 3.2.3 has a payload string: 'All your 802.11b are belong to us'. Therefore, when you see the OID and PID values, you discover that the attacker is using NetStumbler, and when you see the payload string, you are able to ascertain that the attacker is using NetStumbler 3.2.3.
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