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You are managing a wireless access point in autonomous mode using the Web based interface. You capture traffic during this management task and notice that you can see the HTML code of the Web pages used for access point management. What error in administration could be the cause of this security concern?

A.
IPsec is not in use of the management connection as recommended
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A.
IPsec is not in use of the management connection as recommended
B.
A VPN with the AP is not established
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B.
A VPN with the AP is not established
C.
WPA2 is disabled on the WLAN
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C.
WPA2 is disabled on the WLAN
D.
HTTP is in use instead of HTTPS
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D.
HTTP is in use instead of HTTPS
Suggested answer: D

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The error in administration that could be the cause of this security concern is thatHTTP is in use instead of HTTPS. HTTP is an unencrypted protocol that transfers data in plain text over the network. This means that anyone who captures the traffic can see the HTML code of the Web pages used for access point management, as well as any sensitive information such as passwords or configuration settings. HTTPS is an encrypted protocol that uses SSL/TLS to secure the data transmission between the Web browser and the Web server. HTTPS prevents anyone from snooping on or tampering with the Web traffic. Therefore, HTTPS should always be used for Web based management of wireless access points, especially in autonomous mode where there is no centralized controller to enforce security policies.Reference:[CWNP Certified Wireless Network Administrator Official Study Guide: Exam CWNA-109], page 431; [HTTP vs HTTPS: What's The Difference And Why Should You Care?].

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