How can you mitigate threats in WLANS when static WEP keys are used?
A.
Provide different keys to the client and the access point
B.
Assign matching keys to the client and the access point
C.
Use SSID to provide security
D.
Use standard 802.11 WEP keys, which are very secure
Explanation:
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Open authentication is vulnerable to all of the known WEP attacks once a client is authenticated. Open authentication allows a client to associate and authenticate to an AP with or without a correct WEP key so long as the SSID is matching. However, data can not be encrypted and decrypted without matching WEP keys.