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Wireless Evil Twin

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An algorithm that uses elliptic curves instead of prime numbers to compute keys.

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An algorithm that uses elliptic curves instead of prime numbers to compute keys.

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Attack involves an attacker setting up a fraudulent wireless access point

Comptia Exam Objectives Security+

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Unauthorized wireless access point that could become a potential backdoor Prevented by using 802.1X (Network Access Control) so that you must authenticate regardless of connection type

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