A malicious user tricks users by broadcasting the same SSID that matches the legitimate AP in your corporate network. How does Juniper Mist classify this type of AP?

The correct answer is C. honeypot AP. A honeypot AP is classified by Juniper Mist as an access point intentionally mimicking a legitimate SSID to trick users into connecting. This type of AP poses a security risk by capturing user traffic and credentials.

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Amesh AP
Bneighbor AP
Choneypot AP
Drogue AP

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B
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C
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A honeypot AP is classified by Juniper Mist as an access point intentionally mimicking a legitimate SSID to trick users into connecting. This type of AP poses a security risk by capturing user traffic and credentials.

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#honeypot AP#rogue AP#SSID spoofing#wireless security

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