MATCHING
-a type of control frame that a station sends when it wants to transmit
A)active attacks
B)association
C)clear to send
D)pairwise keys
E)penetration testing
F)request to send
G)site survey
H)sniffing
I)TKIP
J)WPA2

Question

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Request to send (RTS) is the type of control frame that a station sends when it wants to transmit.

Answer: C
 Clear to send (CTS) is the control frame that the receiving station sends back to the transmitting station to indicate that it is ready to receive the data.

Answer: D
 Pairwise keys are used in Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) and Wi-Fi Protected Access II (WPA2) to encrypt data transmitted between wireless clients and access points.

Answer: J
 WPA2 (Wi-Fi Protected Access II) is a security protocol for wireless networks that provides stronger encryption than its predecessor, WPA, and is considered the most secure wireless security protocol currently available.

Answer: G
 Site survey refers to the process of evaluating various factors such as signal strength, channel usage, interference, and noise levels in a specific location to determine the best placement of wireless access points.

Note: 
Active attacks refer to attacks that involve modifying or disrupting network traffic, while sniffing refers to the process of intercepting and analyzing network traffic. Penetration testing is a method of assessing the security of a network by simulating an attack from an external or internal threat. TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) is a security protocol used in WPA to encrypt wireless data transmissions. Association is the process by which a wireless client connects to an access point on a wireless network.

MATCHING -A Type of Control Frame That a Station Sends When