Wireless Security questions and answers graded A+ 2023/2024 already passed

Wireless SecurityWEP (full form) - correct answer Wired Equivalent Privacy WEP (encryption protocol) - correct answer Oldest and Weakest wireless ENCRYPTION protocol TKIP (full form) - correct answer Temporal Key Integrity Protocol TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) - correct answer -Replaced WEP ! A security protocol created by the IEEE 802.11i task group to replace WEP. TKIP was introduced with WPA to take over WEP. T/F - correct answer True AES was introduced with WPA2 and superseded WPA. T/F - correct answer True WEP, WPA, WPA2 are all security Algorithms for wireless security. T/F - correct answer True TKIP and AES are different ENCRYPTIONS for the Wireless Network. T/F - correct answer True AES (FULL FORM) - correct answer Advanced Encryption Standard AES is better than TKIP and WEP, its the current standard. However, it is NOT perfect, Brute-Force Attack can impale AES. T/F - correct answer True The short version is that TKIP is an older encryption standard used by the WPA standard. AES is a newer Wi-Fi encryption solution used by the new-and-secure WPA2 standard. T/F - correct answer True Can WPA2-TKIP work? - correct answer YES, The standard is WPA2-AES. But WPA2-TKIP can still work. It's called being BACKWARD-Compatible.! If the device is too Old to connect to AES encryption, use WPA2-TKIP. WPA2-TKIP, WPA2-AES, or both combination can be used in a Wireless Network. T/F - correct answer True WPA2-TKIP - correct answer You should only select this option if your devices (router) are too old to connect to the newer AES encryption type WPA2-AES - correct answer This is the best (and default) choice for newer routers that support AES. So, while WPA2 should be called a certification, it could loosely be called a standard. But, to call it a protocol confuses the meaning of actual protocols - TKIP, CCMP, and EAP - in wifi security. - correct answer Online source CCMP - correct answer Counter Mode with Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication Code PROTOCOL! WPA2 also introduces CCMP. T/F - correct answer True The Counter Mode component provides data privacy. The Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication Code component provides data integrity and authentication. The enhanced privacy and security of CCMP compared with TKIP requires additional processing power, often necessitating new or upgraded hardware. - correct answer online Open (risky) - correct answer No Passphrase. Risky. Anyone can come in to your Network. WEP 64 (risky) - correct answer Old standard but risky.