EC-CouncilEthical Hacking Essentials
Domain 7Objective 2
Bluetooth Threats and Wireless Security Risks EHE Practice Questions (Page 5)
Part of the Wireless, Mobile, IoT, and OT Attacks domain, which makes up ~15% of our current practice bank.
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Which Bluetooth attack involves sending unsolicited messages or files to a nearby Bluetooth-enabled device without the recipient's consent?
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A company is deploying a wireless network for a temporary event. The network will be used by attendees for internet access only. The company has a limited budget and cannot deploy a RADIUS server. The security team wants to provide the best possible security while keeping the deployment simple. Which approach should they take?
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A network administrator is conducting a wireless security assessment. The administrator uses a tool to capture packets from the air and analyzes them to identify weak encryption. The administrator finds that the network is using WEP. Which threat is the administrator most likely trying to demonstrate, and what is the recommended upgrade?
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A network administrator is troubleshooting intermittent connectivity issues in a busy office. Users report that their devices sometimes connect to a network with the same SSID as the corporate network but experience slow speeds and pop-ups. The administrator suspects an evil twin. Which action is the most effective to confirm the suspicion?
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A security consultant is assessing the Bluetooth security of a company's wireless headsets. The headsets support Bluetooth 4.0 and use simple pairing with a fixed PIN. The consultant wants to recommend improvements. Which recommendation is the most effective in reducing the risk of Bluetooth attacks?
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