Eavesdropping refers to:
A) locating WANs while driving or walking and using a wireless-enabled computer to intrude into the network.
B) unauthorized users accessing data that are traveling over wireless networks.
C) a person or a device that intentionally or unintentionally interferes with wireless network transmissions.
D) making private wireless communications available to the public.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Eavesdropping specifically refers to the act of listening in on or accessing data that is traveling over a wireless network without authorized access. The other choices involve interference or intrusion into wireless networks, but do not necessarily involve accessing data without authorization.

Eavesdropping Refers To