f a public Wi-Fi network (such as in an airport or café) requires a password to access, is it generally safe to use that network for sensitive activities such as online banking?AYes, it is safeBNo, it is not safe

What is the danger of using unsecured public Wi-Fi networks? Unauthorized access to your device Malware infections Data interception and theft All of the above

You're at a coffee shop with a friend, and both of you connect to the free public WiFi. The network offers a simple "click-to-connect" login with no password. What security risks are associated with using this network, considering the WiFi standard used might be outdated ? How can you mitigate these risks if you still need to access the internet?

A user is surfing the Internet using a laptop at a public WiFi cafe. What should be checked first when the user connects to the public network?Question 8Select one:if the laptop web browser is operating in private modeif the laptop Bluetooth adapter is disabledif the laptop has a master password set to secure the passwords stored in the password managerif the laptop requires user authentication for file and media sharing

An employee connects wirelessly to the company network using a cell phone. The employee then configures the cell phone to act as a wireless access point that will allow new employees to connect to the company network. Which type of security threat best describes this situation?rogue access pointdenial of servicespoofingcracking

earrange the jumbled paragraph.A.    Earlier, that wasn’t the case, and hackers could easily steal your passwords when you logged into websites, snoop on your online activity, or even “inject” their own content onto the websites you visited. B.    Much of the earlier danger of using public Wi-Fi has been resolved, now that most websites are encrypted with HTTPS (“hypertext transfer protocol secure”). C.    But by 2016, about half of all websites were using HTTPS. D.    That means that any data sent over the Internet is scrambled into a meaningless string of letters and numbers that can’t be decoded by “eavesdroppers.”