The Wired Equivalent Privacy Standard Had What Significant Disadvantage

question 3

Multiple Choice

The Wired Equivalent Privacy standard had what significant disadvantage?

• A) It did not allow the use of a password for access to the network.
• B) It provided no encryption for traffic sent over the air.
• C) It used a shared encryption key for all clients, and the key might never change.
• D) It only encrypted the initial connection authentication, but did not encrypt subsequent traffic.

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