An attacker chooses a busy location that has free Wi-Fi with the goal of stealing credit card information. Which of the following actions should the attacker do next to perform an evil twin attack?

Monitoring user data is a consequence and goal of an evil twin attack, but it only happens after users connect to the rogue access point.

While creating a strong signal can help attract users, the fundamental step is establishing the rogue access point itself, which naturally entails a signal.

Sending deauthentication packets can be used to force users off a legitimate AP and onto the evil twin, but setting up the evil twin AP is the prerequisite for this step.

An evil twin attack involves setting up a rogue Wi-Fi access point that has the same SSID (network name) as a legitimate or commonly expected public Wi-Fi network. Users then unknowingly connect to the attacker's AP, allowing the attacker to intercept their traffic.