When an AP sends the same packet to all wireless devices, known as a broadcast, MKs are not used. Instead, ____ are used.
A) temporal keys
B) group keys (GK)
C) key confirmation keys (KEKs)
D) pairwise master keys (PMKs)

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Group keys (GK) are used for broadcast transmissions in wireless networks, as they provide a shared key among multiple devices. Temporal keys, key confirmation keys (KEKs), and pairwise master keys (PMKs) are used for securing individual pairwise communications between two devices.

When an AP Sends the Same Packet to All Wireless