QUESTION: 85

When dealing with Wireless Local Area Networks a client will associate with the closest access point.
What does the closest access point mean in such a case?

The access point that is geographically located the closest to the client
The access point that has the strongest signal received by the client
The access point that has a frequency that is the closest to the frequency used by the client
The access point that has the least number of client connected at the specific time.

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 86

On Wireless networks, what is the Service Set Identify used for?

It is the network password
It is used on the primary key for WEP
It is used to distinguish one network from another
It is used to authenticate clients.

Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 87

Which are methods that attackers use to find buffer overflows? Choose all that apply.

Trial and error
Decompile the executable binary of the application
Decompile the executable binary of a software patch
Analyze source code, if available

Answer(s): A,B,C,D

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Traditional firewalls have serious limitations where the data payload is not being inspected. These firewalls usually tend to work within the lower layer of the OSI model.
What layer does traditional firewall monitor?

Layers 2 to 4
Layers 2 to 5
Layers 2 to 6
Layers 1 to 4

Answer(s): A

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