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36 Cards in this Set
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The WNIC equivalent of promiscuous mode in NIC, WNIC can capture pockets |
RF monitor |
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Uses passive scanning to gather information about wireless network for later uses SSID, MAC address, username, sniffing network reconnaissance. |
Passive Attack |
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Listing to each channel for a few packets, and then moves to another channel |
Passive scanning |
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The station sends a probe request frame on each available channel and waits for a probe response frame from an available AP |
Active Scanning |
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Wireless devices installed on a network without authorization or a verified configuation |
Rouge Device |
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An attacker operates between two computers in a network and impersonates one computer to intercept communicaitons |
Man-in-middle-attack |
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An 802.11 authentication method that uses a standard challenge-response process with shared key encryption. It relies on a wireless station having the correct key to encrypt the AP challenge test |
Shared Key encryption |
Uses wep |
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an 802.11 authentication method that relies on a station having an SSID that matches the network it is attempting to join, a matching SSID is the only criteria for acceptance |
Open system |
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Wireless network that does not uses an AP. One station sends an authentication frame to another and receive a gram indication |
Ad-hoc |
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Uses AP connecting stations, a station transmit it requests to the AP and is authenticated as long as it has the correct SSID |
Infrastructure mode |
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Addresses encryption and authentication, uses 802,1x & AES, symmetric black cipher 256 bits |
802.11i |
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Deny all rules |
Clean up rule |
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Combination of IP address and port numebrs |
Sicker |
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Network Domain, unique identifier of up to 32 characters that server as the wireless network name |
Socket |
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Configuration with multiple BSs networks are connected through a common distribution system. |
ESS |
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Geographical coverage for the BSS |
BSA |
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Single AP |
BSS |
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Wireless network that does not uses a AP. Communicates directly |
IBSS |
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functions as the name of the netowrk |
SSID |
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Sent by a station to another station if the senders wants to terminate the connection
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Disassociation |
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Sent by a station to another station if the sender wants to terminate the connection |
DeAuthentication |
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First step of the two way handshake sending a data frame |
Request to send (RTS) |
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Gives a station clearance to send. It sends a time valve that keeps all the other stations from transmitting long enough to give the sending station time to transmit |
Clear to send (CTS) |
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After requires data |
ACK |
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Uses certificates from supplicants but does not require certificates from the authentication |
Protected EAP (Peap) |
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Authenticate based on the windows username and password, no encryption needed |
Lightweight eap (leap) |
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Port 20 |
FTP |
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Port 21 |
FTP |
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Port 25 |
SMTP |
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Port 53 |
DNS |
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Port 80 |
HTP |
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Port 443 |
HTTPS |
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Port 445 |
TCP/SMP |
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Port 514 |
Stalin |
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Port 995 |
Pop3 |
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Port 3389 |
Remote Desktop |
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