1. Today’s wireless network’s present new security problems not seen on legacy dial-up networks because _______________.

2. Wireless networks can only be secured using public key certificates.

3. A wireless authentication protocol must include mutual authentication where the authenticator is authenticated to the user in order to guard against rogue access points.

4. Limiting the number of online authentication attempts is sufficient to thwart dictionary attacks.

5. Session keys provide ____________.

6. It is preferable to authenticate the user rather than the user device.

7. EAP is the authentication protocol specified in IEEE 802.1x and supports a variety of authentication methods.

8. ______________ is an EAP method that uses public key certificates to authenticate both the client and server.

9. _____________ is an EAP method that uses a TLS tunnel to protect legacy authentication protocols after using a public key certificates to authenticate the server.

10. ____________ is an EAP method that uses a TLS tunnel to protect other EAP methods and thereby add features such as key exchange and fast reconnect.

11. Some PEAP implementations are limited by ____________.

12. A disadvantage of certificate based authentication is ______________.

13. ________________ is a proprietary EAP method only supported by a single vendor’s access points.

14. Strong password methods make it possible to achieve strong authentication using small easily remembered passwords.

15. SPEKE is a strong password authentication method whose advantage is _______________.