Part 7: Wireless Attacks (15 Questions)

1. Which wireless security protocol is considered the weakest and easiest to crack?

• A) WPA3

• B) WPA2

• C) WEP

• D) 802.1X

Answer: C) WEP

2. What attack captures wireless network packets to exploit encryption weaknesses?

• A) Rogue AP Attack

• B) Evil Twin Attack

• C) Packet Sniffing

• D) IV Attack

Answer: D) IV Attack

3. Which tool is commonly used to perform packet capturing on wireless networks?

• A) Metasploit

• B) Wireshark

• C) John the Ripper

• D) Nessus

Answer: B) Wireshark

4. An attacker creates a fake access point (AP) with the same SSID as a legitimate network. What type of attack is this?

• A) War driving

• B) Evil Twin Attack

• C) Rogue AP Attack

• D) Deauthentication Attack

Answer: B) Evil Twin Attack

5. Which of the following tools is commonly used to perform a deauthentication attack?

• A) Reaver

• B) Aircrack-ng

• C) Kismet

• D) NetStumbler

Answer: B) Aircrack-ng

6. What is the primary goal of a deauthentication attack?

• A) To intercept encrypted passwords

• B) To force clients off the network for denial of service

• C) To scan for open ports on a router

• D) To crack WPS PINs

Answer: B) To force clients off the network for denial of service

7. What is the primary risk of using public Wi-Fi networks?

• A) High latency

• B) IP address conflicts

• C) Packet interception and man-in-the-middle attacks

• D) Limited bandwidth

Answer: C) Packet interception and man-in-the-middle attacks

8. Which wireless security protocol offers the strongest encryption as of today?

• A) WPA3

• B) WPA2

• C) WEP

• D) TKIP

Answer: A) WPA3

9. Which wireless attack targets devices with WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) enabled?

• A) IV Attack

• B) War driving

• C) Reaver Attack

• D) MAC Spoofing

Answer: C) Reaver Attack

10. What is the purpose of MAC address filtering in wireless networks?

• A) To encrypt wireless traffic

• B) To prevent unauthorized devices from connecting

• C) To improve bandwidth management

• D) To detect packet collisions

Answer: B) To prevent unauthorized devices from connecting

11. Which attack involves driving around to locate and exploit unsecured wireless networks?

• A) War driving

• B) War chalking

• C) Rogue AP Attack

• D) MITM Attack

Answer: A) War driving

12. What is the primary risk associated with rogue access points?

• A) Physical damage to network hardware

• B) Overloading network bandwidth

• C) Unauthorized network access and data interception

• D) IP address conflicts

Answer: C) Unauthorized network access and data interception

13. Which type of wireless attack relies on signal jamming to create network interference?

• A) Jamming Attack

• B) Rogue AP Attack

• C) Beacon Flood Attack

• D) Replay Attack

Answer: A) Jamming Attack

14. An attacker uses software to repeatedly broadcast fake SSID beacons, overwhelming available network options. What is this attack called?

• A) Rogue AP Attack

• B) Deauthentication Attack

• C) Beacon Flood Attack

• D) Packet Sniffing

Answer: C) Beacon Flood Attack

15. Which wireless penetration testing tool is known for conducting advanced wireless assessments, including packet sniffing, deauthentication attacks, and WPA cracking?

• A) Hydra

• B) Burp Suite

• C) Kismet

• D) Nmap

Answer: C) Kismet