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HP2-Z32 · Question #56
Why is WPA2-PSK less secure than 802.1X with WPA2-PSK?
The correct answer is D. 802.1X with WPA2-PSK uses a more secure method for exchanging keys. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Why is WPA2-PSK less secure than 802.1X with WPA2-PSK?
Options
- AMultiple users share the same password on WPA2-PSK.
- B802.1X with WPA2-PSK uses a 2048-bit key rather than a 1024-bit key
- CWPA2-PSK sends the initial key in clear text.
- D802.1X with WPA2-PSK uses a more secure method for exchanging keys.
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- B6% (4)
- C11% (7)
- D80% (53)
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