Which of the following can a network technician change to help limit war driving?

The correct answer is A. Signal strength. War driving is a term used to describe the process of a hacker who, armed with a laptop and a wireless adapter card and traveling via a car, bus, subway train, or other form of mechanized transport, goes around sniffing for WLANs. Over time, the hacker builds up a database…

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ASignal strength
BSSID
CFrequency
DChannel

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A
88% (29)
B
3% (1)
C
3% (1)
D
6% (2)

Explanation

War driving is a term used to describe the process of a hacker who, armed with a laptop and a wireless adapter card and traveling via a car, bus, subway train, or other form of mechanized transport, goes around sniffing for WLANs. Over time, the hacker builds up a database comprising the network name, signal strength, location, and ip/namespace in use..

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#war driving#wireless security#signal strength#WAP hardening

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