CEH v13 Domain 6.1 Practice Test 001

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This practice test covers Domain 6 (Wireless Network Hacking) Subdomain 1 (Hacking Wireless Networks) from the CEH v13 (312-50v13) exam blueprint (v5).

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CEH v13 Domain 6.1 Practice Test 001

10 questions • 8 single-answer, 2 multi-select

CEH v13 (312-50v13) • Domain 6: Wireless Network Hacking — Sub-Domain 6.1: Hacking Wireless Networks

Question 1

A penetration tester captures WPA2 handshake packets from a wireless network and attempts to crack the password offline using a wordlist. What attack is being performed?

A. Evil twin attack B. Brute-force dictionary attack C. Deauthentication attack D. Replay attack

Question 2

An attacker sends deauthentication frames to disconnect clients from a legitimate access point, forcing them to reconnect. What is the purpose of this attack?

A. To capture WPA/WPA2 handshake packets B. To increase network speed C. To encrypt traffic D. To bypass firewall rules

Question 3

A rogue access point is configured with the same SSID as a legitimate network to trick users into connecting. What type of attack is this?

A. Man-in-the-middle attack B. Evil twin attack C. MAC flooding D. ARP poisoning

Question 4

A tester uses Aircrack-ng to analyze captured wireless packets and recover a WEP key. What weakness in WEP makes this possible?

A. Strong encryption algorithm B. Short initialization vector reuse C. Use of AES encryption D. Mutual authentication

Question 5

An attacker captures wireless traffic and replays authentication packets to gain unauthorized access. What type of attack is this?

A. Replay attack B. Phishing attack C. DNS spoofing D. Session fixation

Question 6

Select all that apply

A penetration tester is attempting to discover hidden SSIDs in a wireless network. Which TWO techniques can be used? (Choose two)

A. Capturing beacon frames B. Sending deauthentication packets C. Using ARP poisoning D. Analyzing probe requests E. Running port scans

Question 7

A wireless network uses WPA3 encryption. What is the primary security improvement over WPA2?

A. Use of static keys B. Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (SAE) C. Weak encryption algorithms D. Open authentication

Question 8

An attacker changes their wireless adapter’s MAC address to impersonate a trusted device. What technique is this?

A. MAC spoofing B. IP spoofing C. DNS poisoning D. Session hijacking

Question 9

A tester sets up a fake login page on a rogue access point to capture user credentials. What type of attack is this?

A. Phishing over Wi-Fi B. SQL injection C. Buffer overflow D. Port scanning

Question 10

Select all that apply

An ethical hacker is assessing wireless network security. Which TWO weaknesses make a wireless network more vulnerable to attack? (Choose two)

A. Using WEP encryption B. Strong WPA3 encryption C. Disabled SSID broadcasting D. Weak passphrases E. MAC filtering enabled

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