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What is the primary goal of an on-path (man-in-the-middle) attack?

A. To overload a network with traffic

B. To redirect traffic to a fake website

C. To disable wireless access points

D. To intercept and potentially alter data between two parties

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What makes an evil twin attack effective?

A. The adversary uses a strong electromagnetic signal

B. The adversary mimics the SSID of a legitimate network

C. The adversary floods the switch with MAC addresses

D. The adversary spoofs IP addresses

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What type of attack is a jamming attack classified as?

A. Credential harvesting

B. Denial-of-service (DoS)

C. Phishing

D. MAC spoofing

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What does ARP poisoning allow an adversary to do?

A. Redirect DNS queries to a fake website

B. Prevent legitimate traffic from reaching the access point

C. Receive traffic intended for another device by spoofing MAC addresses

D. Detect wireless signals outside a building

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What is the result of a successful MAC flooding attack?

A. The switch enters broadcast mode

B. The DNS server is poisoned

C. The wireless signal is jammed

D. The ARP table is modified

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What is the purpose of DNS poisoning?

A. To disable wireless access points

B. To intercept encrypted traffic

C. To redirect users to a fake website

D. To flood a switch with MAC addresses

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What is the goal of war driving?

A. To jam wireless signals

B. To intercept DNS traffic

C. To detect and analyze wireless network beacons

D. To spoof MAC addresses

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A user connects to a free Wi-Fi network at a coffee shop that looks identical to the shop’s official network. Later, they discover their login credentials were stolen. What type of attack likely occurred?

A. Jamming attack

B. Evil twin attack

C. MAC flooding attack

D. War driving

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A company’s wireless network suddenly becomes unusable. Investigation reveals a strong EM signal interfering with the network frequency. What type of attack is this?

A. DNS poisoning

B. ARP poisoning

C. Jamming attack

D. On-path attack

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A user types in a legitimate URL but is redirected to a fake login page that looks identical to the real one. What attack is most likely responsible?

A. DNS poisoning

B. Evil twin

C. MAC flooding

D. War driving

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A network switch begins broadcasting all incoming frames to every device on the network. What attack could cause this behavior?

A. Evil twin

B. ARP poisoning

C. Jamming

D. MAC flooding

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Two employees are exchanging sensitive data over a secure channel. An attacker intercepts and modifies the data before it reaches the recipient. What type of attack is this?

A. On-path attack

B. DNS poisoning

C. MAC spoofing

D. War driving

AP Cybersecurity: 3.1A - Formative Assessment Questions

AP Cybersecurity: 3.1A - Formative Assessment Questions

What is the primary goal of an on-path (man-in-the-middle) attack?

What makes an evil twin attack effective?

What type of attack is a jamming attack classified as?

What does ARP poisoning allow an adversary to do?

What is the result of a successful MAC flooding attack?

What is the purpose of DNS poisoning?

What is the goal of war driving?

A user connects to a free Wi-Fi network at a coffee shop that looks identical to the shop’s official network. Later, they discover their login credentials were stolen. What type of attack likely occurred?

A company’s wireless network suddenly becomes unusable. Investigation reveals a strong EM signal interfering with the network frequency. What type of attack is this?

A user types in a legitimate URL but is redirected to a fake login page that looks identical to the real one. What attack is most likely responsible?

A network switch begins broadcasting all incoming frames to every device on the network. What attack could cause this behavior?

Two employees are exchanging sensitive data over a secure channel. An attacker intercepts and modifies the data before it reaches the recipient. What type of attack is this?

What is the primary goal of an on-path (man-in-the-middle) attack?

What makes an evil twin attack effective?

What type of attack is a jamming attack classified as?

What does ARP poisoning allow an adversary to do?

What is the result of a successful MAC flooding attack?

What is the purpose of DNS poisoning?

What is the goal of war driving?

A user connects to a free Wi-Fi network at a coffee shop that looks identical to the shop’s official network. Later, they discover their login credentials were stolen. What type of attack likely occurred?

A company’s wireless network suddenly becomes unusable. Investigation reveals a strong EM signal interfering with the network frequency. What type of attack is this?

A user types in a legitimate URL but is redirected to a fake login page that looks identical to the real one. What attack is most likely responsible?

A network switch begins broadcasting all incoming frames to every device on the network. What attack could cause this behavior?

Two employees are exchanging sensitive data over a secure channel. An attacker intercepts and modifies the data before it reaches the recipient. What type of attack is this?