TEST BANK
Computer Security Principles and
Practice, 5th Edition by
William Stallings
Complete Chapter Test Bank
are included (Ch 1 to 24)
** Immediate Download
** Swift Response
** All Chapters included
,Table of Contents are given below
1.Overview
2.Cryptographic Tools
3.User Authentication
4.Access Control
5.Database and Data Center Security
6.Malicious Software
7.Denial-of-Service Attacs
8.Intrusion Detection
9.Firewalls and Intrusion Prevention Systems
10.Buffer Overflow
11.Software Security
12.Operating Systems Security
13.Cloud and IoT Security
14.IT Security Management and Risk Assessment
15.IT Security Controls, plans, and Procedures
16.Physical and Infrastructure Security
17.Human Resources Security
18.Security Auiditing
19.Legal and Ethical Aspects
20.Symmetric Encryption and Message
Confidentiality
21.Public-Key Cryptography and Message
Authentication
22.Internet Security Protocols and Standards
23.Internet Authentication Applications
24.Wireless Network Security
,The test bank is organized in reverse order, with the last chapter displayed first, to ensure that all
chapters are included in this document. (Complete Chapters included Ch24-1)
Chapter 24 – Wireless Network Security
TRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS:
T F 1. Wireless networks, and the wireless devices that use them, introduce a
host of security problems over and above those found in wired
networks.
T F 2. Wireless networking typically involves broadcast communications,
which is far more susceptible to eavesdropping and jamming than
wired networks.
T F 3. The wireless environment consists of three components: the endpoint
(or client), the . transmission medium, and the access point; but only
the transmission medium poses significant security concerns.
T F 4. The transmission medium carries the radio waves for data transfer.
T F 5. Company wireless LANs or wireless access points to wired LANs in
close proximity may create overlapping transmission ranges.
T F 6. Encryption is the only countermeasure that can be used to secure
wireless transmissions.
T F 7. IEEE 802.11 includes specific wireless related functions in all three
layers of the general IEEE 802 protocol stack.
T F 8. WPA3 certified devices incorporate all of the features of the IEEE
802.11i WLAN security specifications.
T F 9. An IEEE 802.11 Extended Service Set consists of wireless stations
executing the same MAC protocol and competing for access to the
same shared medium.
T F 10. The CRC field in a MAC service data unit is an error detecting
code.
T F 11. In most data-link control protocols, the data-link protocol entity is
responsible not only for detecting errors using the CRC, but for
recovering from those errors by retransmitting damaged frames.
T F 12. The association service enables transfer of data between a station
on an IEEE 802.11 LAN and a station on an integrated IEEE 802.x
LAN.
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T F 13. The primary purpose of the MAC layer is to transfer MSDUs
between MAC entities.
T F 14. The purpose of the IEEE 802.11i discovery phase is for an STA
and an AP to recognize each other, agree on a set of security
capabilities, and establish an association for future
communication using those security capabilities.
T F 15. During the IEEE 802.11i authentication phase a variety of
cryptographic keys are generated and distributed to wireless
stations (STAs).
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS:
1. A wireless client can be _______.
A. a cell phone B. a Wi-Fi enabled laptop
C. a Bluetooth device D. all of the above
2. A wireless access point is a _______.
A. cell tower B. Wi-Fi hot spot
C. wireless access point to a LAN or WAN D. all of the above
3. The wireless environment lends itself to a ______ attack because it is so easy for the
attacker to direct multiple wireless messages at the target.
A. DoS B. man-in-the-middle
C. network injection D. identity theft
4. An example of a(n) __________ attack is one in which bogus reconfiguration
commands are used to affect routers and switches to degrade network performance.
A. identity theft B. ad hoc network
C. network injection D. man-in-the-middle
5. A(n) __________ is any entity that has station functionality and provides access to the
distribution system via the wireless medium for associated stations.
A. ESS B. access point
C. distribution system D. MPDU
Computer Security Principles and
Practice, 5th Edition by
William Stallings
Complete Chapter Test Bank
are included (Ch 1 to 24)
** Immediate Download
** Swift Response
** All Chapters included
,Table of Contents are given below
1.Overview
2.Cryptographic Tools
3.User Authentication
4.Access Control
5.Database and Data Center Security
6.Malicious Software
7.Denial-of-Service Attacs
8.Intrusion Detection
9.Firewalls and Intrusion Prevention Systems
10.Buffer Overflow
11.Software Security
12.Operating Systems Security
13.Cloud and IoT Security
14.IT Security Management and Risk Assessment
15.IT Security Controls, plans, and Procedures
16.Physical and Infrastructure Security
17.Human Resources Security
18.Security Auiditing
19.Legal and Ethical Aspects
20.Symmetric Encryption and Message
Confidentiality
21.Public-Key Cryptography and Message
Authentication
22.Internet Security Protocols and Standards
23.Internet Authentication Applications
24.Wireless Network Security
,The test bank is organized in reverse order, with the last chapter displayed first, to ensure that all
chapters are included in this document. (Complete Chapters included Ch24-1)
Chapter 24 – Wireless Network Security
TRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS:
T F 1. Wireless networks, and the wireless devices that use them, introduce a
host of security problems over and above those found in wired
networks.
T F 2. Wireless networking typically involves broadcast communications,
which is far more susceptible to eavesdropping and jamming than
wired networks.
T F 3. The wireless environment consists of three components: the endpoint
(or client), the . transmission medium, and the access point; but only
the transmission medium poses significant security concerns.
T F 4. The transmission medium carries the radio waves for data transfer.
T F 5. Company wireless LANs or wireless access points to wired LANs in
close proximity may create overlapping transmission ranges.
T F 6. Encryption is the only countermeasure that can be used to secure
wireless transmissions.
T F 7. IEEE 802.11 includes specific wireless related functions in all three
layers of the general IEEE 802 protocol stack.
T F 8. WPA3 certified devices incorporate all of the features of the IEEE
802.11i WLAN security specifications.
T F 9. An IEEE 802.11 Extended Service Set consists of wireless stations
executing the same MAC protocol and competing for access to the
same shared medium.
T F 10. The CRC field in a MAC service data unit is an error detecting
code.
T F 11. In most data-link control protocols, the data-link protocol entity is
responsible not only for detecting errors using the CRC, but for
recovering from those errors by retransmitting damaged frames.
T F 12. The association service enables transfer of data between a station
on an IEEE 802.11 LAN and a station on an integrated IEEE 802.x
LAN.
, Computer Security: Principles and Practice, 5th Edition Chapter 24
T F 13. The primary purpose of the MAC layer is to transfer MSDUs
between MAC entities.
T F 14. The purpose of the IEEE 802.11i discovery phase is for an STA
and an AP to recognize each other, agree on a set of security
capabilities, and establish an association for future
communication using those security capabilities.
T F 15. During the IEEE 802.11i authentication phase a variety of
cryptographic keys are generated and distributed to wireless
stations (STAs).
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS:
1. A wireless client can be _______.
A. a cell phone B. a Wi-Fi enabled laptop
C. a Bluetooth device D. all of the above
2. A wireless access point is a _______.
A. cell tower B. Wi-Fi hot spot
C. wireless access point to a LAN or WAN D. all of the above
3. The wireless environment lends itself to a ______ attack because it is so easy for the
attacker to direct multiple wireless messages at the target.
A. DoS B. man-in-the-middle
C. network injection D. identity theft
4. An example of a(n) __________ attack is one in which bogus reconfiguration
commands are used to affect routers and switches to degrade network performance.
A. identity theft B. ad hoc network
C. network injection D. man-in-the-middle
5. A(n) __________ is any entity that has station functionality and provides access to the
distribution system via the wireless medium for associated stations.
A. ESS B. access point
C. distribution system D. MPDU
