A Major Difference Between Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA)and WEP or EAP

question 31

Multiple Choice

A major difference between Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) and WEP or EAP is

• A) WPA keys are longer than WEP keys.
• B) WPA keys are encrypted
• C) WPA keys cannot be broken by a brute force attack
• D) WPA keys easier to manage
• E) WEP keys are changed for every packet that is transmitted to the client.

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