The original Wi-Fi standard to gain broad industry acceptance was:

• A) 802.11i
• B) 802.11be
• C) 802.11b
• D) 802.11a

Which security mechanism is based on the trimmed down version of the 802.11i standard?

• A) WPA3
• B) WPA
• C) WEP
• D) WPA2

Which of the following is the consequence of using incorrect capitalization for Nmap flags?

• A) Nmap speeds up the scanning process.
• B) Nmap fails to recognize the flags.
• C) Nmap displays a warning message.
• D) Nmap recognizes the flags as different options.

Wireless networks are more vulnerable to eavesdropping and jamming compared to wired networks due to:

• A) Channel interference
• B) Accessibility
• C) Limited resources
• D) Mobility

The IEEE standard for wired LAN is:

• A) IEEE 802.1X
• B) IEEE 802.3
• C) IEEE 802.11i
• D) IEEE 802.11

How can you check the version of the installed Nmap on your system?

• A) nmap -V
• B) nmap -about
• C) nmap --info
• D) nmap --version

The organization that owns the Wi-Fi trademark is:

• A) Wi-Fi Alliance
• B) IEEE 802 LAN/MAN Standards Committee
• C) IEEE
• D) Wired Ethernet Compatibility Alliance (WECA)

Why it is important to use the correct capitalization for flags in Nmap?

• A) It increases the scanning speed.
• B) It improves network security.
• C) It enhances the accuracy of scan results.
• D) It reduces the memory usage of Nmap.

What is the purpose of the -F flag in Nmap?

• A) To enable OS detection
• B) To perform a fast scan
• C) To enable aggressive scanning techniques
• D) To specify the target port range

What is the primary purpose of NESUSS scanning?

• A) Web application testing
• B) Network traffic analysis
• C) Intrusion detection
• D) Identifying and assessing security vulnerabilities

How can you instruct Nmap to guess the operating system of a target host?

• A) -p-
• B) -O
• C) -TO
• D) -OS

The IEEE 802.11 standard is concerned with:

• A) Mobile networks
• B) Internet protocols
• C) Wired LAN
• D) Wireless LAN

What is the Nmap flag used specifically for scanning HTTP services?

• A) -O
• B) -S
• C) -Fs
• D) -p

Which Nmap flag is used to scan all ports on a target system?

• A) -p-
• B) -T4
• C) -sF
• D) -sP

What can Nmap help in analyzing on a target host?

• A) Running processes on the system
• B) File system permissions
• C) Free ports and their status
• D) Web server log files

How can you instruct Nmap to perform an IPv6 scan?

• A) nmap -6 <target>
• B) nmap -ipv6 <target>
• C) nmap -v6 <target>
• D) nmap -ip6 <target>

The final form of the 802.11i standard is referred to as:

• A) WEP
• B) CCMP
• C) RSN
• D) TKIP

Wi-Fi Direct is a program introduced by the Wi-Fi Alliance for:

• A) Peer-to-peer wireless connections
• B) Wi-Fi passpoint certification
• C) Simplified Wi-Fi generational numbering
• D) Network access control

What is the purpose of the -A flag in Nmap?

• A) It limits the scan to a specific port range
• B) It performs a TCP SYN scan
• C) It enables OS detection, version detection, script scanning, and traceroute
• D) It specifies the target IP address range

What does the -A flag in Nmap stand for?

• A) Advanced mode
• B) Active scan
• C) Aggressive scan
• D) All ports scan