Exam N10-008 topic 1 question 394 discussion

A rogue access point is an illegitimate access point plugged into a network to create a bypass from outside into the legitimate network. By contrast, an evil twin is a copy of a legitimate access point.

Evil twin needs to have same SSID. I am going with Rogue access point

Mehsotopes is a troll

The connection is connected as a bridge that is allowed to disguise itself as the access point to the internal network. If it was a separate connection in apart from the other wireless access point it would be a rogue access point. Because connection bridged itself in (centered), it is acting as an evil twin, not a rogue access point to gather data & take control of the people connecting, & the internal network.

The connection is connected as a bridge that is allowed to disguise itself as the access point to the internal network. If it was a separate connection in apart from the other wireless access point it would be a rogue access point. Because connection bridged itself in (centered), it is acting as an evil twin, not a rogue access point to gather data & take control of the people connecting, & the internal network.

evil twin doesnt have access to the network, it a copy to trick you into thinking its a normal AP so it can steal YOUR DATA, a hacker whos already in most likely doesnt need your data if they are in the main objactive

Can't be B cause nowhere does it mention having the same SSID of legitimate APs.

it is A, it is not evil twin

Different SSID is rogue access point. Evil twin is same SSID. Rogue access point is lack of user awareness mostly

A. Rogue access point.

The answer is A. Its hidden and not duplicating anything

Rogue Access Points and Evil Twins - SY0-601 CompTIA Security+ : 1.4 Professor Messer https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fdoHB08VZQU

Its A. for sure

B is correct correct is B

A. Rogue access point A rogue access point is an unauthorised wireless access point that has been connected to a network without the knowledge of the network administrator. This rogue access point may be connected to the LAN, and it may be broadcasting a hidden SSID, providing unauthenticated access to internal resources. This is a security risk, as it can allow an attacker to gain access to the corporate network and steal sensitive data. An evil twin is a type of rogue access point that is used to impersonate a legitimate wireless network in order to steal credentials from unsuspecting users. ARP spoofing is a type of attack where an attacker alters the ARP cache of a device, allowing them to intercept network traffic. VLAN hopping is a technique used to gain unauthorized access to other VLANs on a network.

A. Rogue access point - An unathorized network device that is plugged to a private network B. Evil twin - WAP C. ARP spoofing - N/A D. VLAN hopping - N/A

It is A, because an evil twin would "imitate" a company WAP. So it would use the company SSID to gather user credentials. Here the rogue AP is broadcasting a hidden SSID to gain access to company ressources.