Answer / chaitanya

There are six fully supported EAP types for WPA/WPA2: EAP-TLS; EAP-TLS/MSCHAPv2;

PEAPv0/EAP-MSCHAPv2; PEAPv1/EAP-GTC; EAP-SIM;and EAP-LEAP.

Captive gateways can work in Routed Mode or in Bridged Mode. What does that mean?

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If my wireless network doesn’t have a lot of traffic, is it okay to use WEP because the IVs required to crack the WEP key won’t be generated?

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I have a Wi-Fi network and would like to protect it from unauthorized access. It is better to use a RADIUS server that allows me to have 802.1x authentication and protection with WPA or WPA2 or use a Captive Portal that authenticates access via web login?

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Who determines the wireless standards?

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How many types of Extensible Authentication Protocols (EAPs) are supported by WPA/WPA2 and what are they?

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What tools do you use to WarDrive?

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What is the difference between active and passive WLAN detection?

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What is the difference between the HostAP drivers and the wlan-ng drivers for Linux?

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Our organization doesn’t have a wireless network, so is it even important for our security engineers to understand wireless security?

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Briefly describe the process involved in cracking WEP.

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Should an impostor capture the authenticator on the network and, without decrypting it, sends it as is to the captive gateway, could he or she obtain illegal access to the network?

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Why should not the user close the popup control window which appears after the authentication with the CaptivePortal?

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