A wireless network that is set up by a malicious actor to mimic a legitimate network and trick users into connecting is known as a(n) _______.
- Encryption Key
- Firewall Rule
- Intrusion Detection
- Rogue Access Point
A 'Rogue Access Point' is a deceptive wireless network set up by a malicious actor to imitate a legitimate network. When users connect to it, the attacker can intercept data and potentially launch attacks. Detecting and avoiding rogue access points is crucial for network security.
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