ECSA v10: EC-Council Certified Security Analyst v10

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VerifiedWireless Penetration Testing Methodology

Watson is a penetration-testing engineer at Neo Security Services. The company found its wireless network behaving unusually, with indications that a possible cyberattack may have occurred. Watson was asked to resolve the issue. He begins a wireless penetration test by discovering wireless networks through wardriving. After several thorough checks, he determines there is a problem involving rogue access points and resolves it. Identifying rogue access points involves a series of steps.

Which of the following statements is NOT valid for identifying rogue access points?

Explanation

A rogue access point is one installed without authorization. An access point whose MAC address is in the authorized list is known or trusted, rather than rogue; Cisco documentation explicitly notes that an AP in the Known AP List is not detected as a rogue.

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