A ____ access point is an unauthorized AP that allows an attacker to bypass many of the network security configurations and opens the network and its users to attacks.
A) random
B) sanctioned
C) rogue
D) legitimate

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A rogue access point is an unauthorized AP that is installed and operated by an individual without the consent or knowledge of the network administrator. Rogue APs can be used by attackers to bypass many of the network security configurations and open the network and its users to attacks. Random, sanctioned, and legitimate access points do not necessarily pose similar security risks as rogue APs.

A ____ Access Point Is an Unauthorized AP That Allows