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Which protocol was known for early wireless encryption but is now considered insecure?
a. WPA3
b. WPA2
c. WEP
d. Bluetooth
Answer: c. WEPsanfoundry
What is the main objective of wireless security?
a. Boost speed
b. Prevent unauthorized access
c. Lower costs
d. Increase signal strength
Answer: b. Prevent unauthorized accesssanfoundry
Which wireless standard provides the strongest security today?
a. WPA
b. WPA2
c. WPA3
d. WEP
Answer: c. WPA3sanfoundry
What is a common attack in which the attacker intercepts wireless transmissions?
a. Piggybacking
b. Sniffing
c. Shoulder surfing
d. Baiting
Answer: b. Sniffingstartertutorials+1
What wireless attack involves creating a fake Wi-Fi access point?
a. Rogue AP
b. Keylogging
c. Phishing
d. Evil Twin
Answer: d. Evil Twincodecademy
Which term describes scanning for Wi-Fi networks while moving about in a car?
a. Wardriving
b. Warshipping
c. Jamming
d. Spoofing
Answer: a. Wardrivingtitanhq+1
What technique focuses on pretending to be a legitimate device by changing MAC addresses?
a. MAC Spoofing
b. IP Spoofing
c. Sniffing
d. Warshipping
Answer: a. MAC Spoofingstartertutorials+1
What attack disconnects users from the wireless network?
a. Evil Twin
b. Wi-Fi DOS
c. MITM
d. Piggybacking
Answer: b. Wi-Fi DOScodecademy
Which encryption protocol succeeded WEP?
a. WPA
b. WPA2
c. WPA3
d. SSL
Answer: a. WPAsanfoundry
What threat targets weak default SSIDs and passwords on routers?
a. Spam
b. Sniffing
c. Unauthorized Access
d. Piggybacking
Answer: c. Unauthorized Accesshummingbirdnetworks+1
What is piggybacking in wireless security?
a. Stealing bandwidth via open Wi-Fi
b. Cracking passwords
c. Rogue AP creation
d. MAC spoofing
Answer: a. Stealing bandwidth via open Wi-Fiicssfl+1
What is shoulder surfing?
a. Watching screen over someone’s shoulder
b. Brute-forcing passwords
c. Rogue AP detection
d. Packet injection
Answer: a. Watching screen over someone’s shoulderhummingbirdnetworks
Which device is known to aid in wireless attacks?
a. Flipper Zero
b. Mouse
c. Keyboard
d. USB drive
Answer: a. Flipper Zeroreddit
What technique involves mailing a device to a target location for WiFi attacks?
a. Warshipping
b. Wardriving
c. Spoofing
d. Jamming
Answer: a. Warshippingtitanhq
Which wireless attack can be performed by sending disassociation packets?
a. Evil Twin
b. Wi-Fi DOS
c. Phishing
d. MITM
Answer: b. Wi-Fi DOScodecademy
What wireless attack remotely intercepts communication between two parties?
a. MITM
b. Evil Twin
c. Rogue AP
d. IP Spoofing
Answer: a. MITMoffsec+1
Which statement best describes sniffing tools like Aircrack-ng?
a. Enables packet interceptionoffsec
b. Blocks rogue APs
c. Validates SSL certificates
d. Encrypts wireless data
Answer: a. Enables packet interceptionoffsec
Which attack leverages electromagnetic interference to disrupt wireless signals?
a. Jamming
b. Warshipping
c. Piggybacking
d. Rogue AP
Answer: a. Jammingcodecademy
Which wireless security type is included in WPA3?
a. SAE (Simultaneous Authentication of Equals)
b. TKIP
c. WEP
d. DES
Answer: a. SAEsanfoundry
What is a rogue access point?
a. Unapproved device on network
b. Encrypted endpoint
c. Default admin panel
d. Legitimate corporate laptop
Answer: a. Unapproved device on networkcodecademy
What can happen if mobile devices with sensitive info are stolen?
a. Data breach risk increases
b. Signal strength drops
c. Wireless encryption improves
d. Access logs are deleted
Answer: a. Data breach risk increaseshummingbirdnetworks
What vulnerability is most common in public Wi-Fi networks?
a. Weak encryption
b. Jamming
c. Warshipping
d. Bluetooth spoofing
Answer: a. Weak encryptionhummingbirdnetworks
What is eavesdropping in wireless cybersecurity?
a. Passive interception of data
b. Brute force attack
c. Packet injection
d. MAC Spoofing
Answer: a. Passive interception of dataoffsec
Which tool is used for wireless network sniffing?
a. Wireshark
b. Adobe Reader
c. Excel
d. Postman
Answer: a. Wiresharkoffsec
Which protocol should be avoided due to its weak encryption?
a. WEP
b. WPA2
c. WPA3
d. SSL/TLS
Answer: a. WEPsanfoundry
What does ARP poisoning enable in wireless networks?
a. MITM attacks
b. Secure data
c. Strong passwords
d. Safe authentication
Answer: a. MITM attacksstartertutorials+1
What access point configuration helps prevent wireless attacks?
a. Change default passwords
b. Use weak encryption
c. Disable firewall
d. Enable guest networks without security
Answer: a. Change default passwordspurplesec+1
What does WPA2 use for encryption?
a. AES
b. DES
c. SHA-2
d. TKIP
Answer: a. AESsanfoundry
What type of wireless attack is “evil twin”?
a. Fake AP to trap victims
b. Automated scanning
c. MAC address change
d. Brute-force password
Answer: a. Fake AP to trap victimscodecademy
Which wireless vector involves devices connecting through a name similar to the original AP?
a. Evil Twin
b. Rogue AP
c. MAC spoofing
d. Jamming
Answer: a. Evil Twincodecademy
What is wireless cracking?
a. Unauthorized access to wireless network
b. Encrypting data traffic
c. Deploying firewalls
d. Monitoring network logs
Answer: a. Unauthorized access to wireless networkicssfl+1
Which wireless attack can bypass MAC filtering?
a. MAC Spoofing
b. Warshipping
c. Wi-Fi DOS
d. MITM
Answer: a. MAC Spoofingtitanhq
How can attackers obtain sensitive wireless authentication codes without physical presence?
a. Warshipping
b. Shoulder Surfing
c. Piggybacking
d. Brute-forcing
Answer: a. Warshippingtitanhq
What is the key risk of wireless sniffing?
a. Loss of confidential data
b. Authentication strengthening
c. Device rebooting
d. Lower network speed
Answer: a. Loss of confidential datahummingbirdnetworks
What method allows packet injection into wireless transmissions?
a. Frame Spoofing
b. WPA2
c. VPN
d. Jamming
Answer: a. Frame Spoofingstartertutorials
What protects wireless networks from eavesdropping?
a. Encryption
b. MAC address filtering only
c. Default passwords
d. Open SSIDs
Answer: a. Encryptionhummingbirdnetworks+1
Which is a vector for getting unauthorized computer access via wireless?
a. Weak passwords
b. Strong SSID names
c. Network segmentation
d. Static IP assignment
Answer: a. Weak passwordshummingbirdnetworks
What does a “disassociation attack” target?
a. Wireless connection
b. USB ports
c. Firewall settings
d. VPN service
Answer: a. Wireless connectioncodecademy
What term describes mapping open access points in a city?
a. Wardriving
b. Warshipping
c. Rogue AP
d. MITM
Answer: a. Wardrivinggeeksforgeeks+1
What step should be taken if wireless controller access is required?
a. Change default admin credentials
b. Keep strong SSID name
c. Remove encryption
d. Disable network logs
Answer: a. Change default admin credentialspurplesec+1
What does WPA3 significantly improve?
a. Wireless authentication and encryption
b. Signal bandwidth
c. Antenna range
d. MAC spoofing
Answer: a. Wireless authentication and encryptionsanfoundry
What risk does connecting to open Wi-Fi present?
a. Data interception by attackers
b. Increased bandwidth
c. Strong encryption by default
d. Device cooling
Answer: a. Data interception by attackersw3schools+1
What wireless attack uses a “man-in-the-middle” method?
a. Attacker intercepts and relays communications
b. Device overheating
c. Jamming signals
d. Disabling firewalls
Answer: a. Attacker intercepts and relays communicationsoffsec+1
What can you use to detect rogue wireless activity?
a. Wireless intrusion detection systems
b. Default router settings
c. Piggybacking apps
d. Unencrypted browsers
Answer: a. Wireless intrusion detection systemsinsanecyber+1
What is the objective of MAC address spoofing?
a. Bypass access controls
b. Strengthen encryption
c. Block DoS attacks
d. Increase throughput
Answer: a. Bypass access controlsstartertutorials+1
What should mobile devices use to safely connect over wireless?
a. VPN
b. Open Wi-Fi
c. Ad-hoc networks
d. Weak passwords
Answer: a. VPNinsanecyber+1
What threat arises from not updating wireless firmware?
a. Unpatched vulnerabilities exploited
b. Loss of connection speed
c. Increased device weight
d. Lower battery lifespan
Answer: a. Unpatched vulnerabilities exploitednetgear
What should not be broadcasted to help prevent targeting?
a. SSID
b. MAC address
c. IP address
d. Password
Answer: a. SSIDpurplesec
What is the consequence of unauthorized network access via wireless?
a. Compromised data security
b. Improved encryption
c. Lower signal strength
d. Faster device response
Answer: a. Compromised data securityhummingbirdnetworks
What action best defends against wireless sniffing in public places?
a. Use encrypted connections
b. Disable Bluetooth
c. Turn up Wi-Fi signal
d. Change background image
Answer: a. Use encrypted connectionsw3schools+1

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