Exam SY0-601 topic 1 question 502 discussion

Jamming Attacks Attackers can transmit noise or another radio signal on the same frequency used by a wireless network. This interferes with the wireless transmissions and can seriously degrade performance. This type of denial- of-service attack is commonly called jamming, and it usually prevents all users from connecting to a wireless network. In some cases, users have intermittent connectivity because the interference causes them to lose their association with the AP and forces them to reconnect." -Security+ SY0-601 Get Certified Get Ahead by Darril Gibson

The most likely reason for the wireless network outage in the affected building near the parking lot is that someone is jamming the wireless signal. Jamming is a deliberate attempt to disrupt wireless communication by transmitting interference on the same frequency as the wireless network, causing the access points and clients to experience connectivity issues. Jamming can be carried out using various devices that emit radio frequency signals, interfering with the normal operation of wireless devices. This interference prevents legitimate users from connecting to the wireless network and disrupts the communication between access points and clients.

https://www.examtopics.com/discussions/comptia/view/89993-exam-sy0-601-topic-1-question-306-discussion/ Almost mixed it up with this question

For me A is the only answer that makes sense

yes, it is possibly A. First it says it wont connect, so it shouldnt be evil twin, same as RAP,.

Based on the information provided, it seems that the most likely reason for the outage is A. Someone near the building is jamming the signal. This is because the network administrator has confirmed that all access points are up and running, which rules out option D. Options B and C are also less likely because they involve setting up new access points, whereas option A involves interfering with existing signals.

I honestly have no clue as this question does not provide anywhere near enough context to come to a conclusion. I initially thought that these dudes were just too far away from the AP but that isn't an option. It says they are unable to connect to the AP but if they are attempting that means they can see the SSID being broadcasted. Sounds like they are too far away for it to be a Rogue AP and there is no indication that they have AP's even in the area where the users are working. It could be an Evil Twin but it's stated they can't connect to it which makes it a pretty shitty evil twin. I guess I'd just go with someone is jamming the signal but happy to be corrected.