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Eet282 Unit 2 Review Assignment

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EET282 Unit 2 Review Assignment

1. Social Engineering relies on tricking and deceiving someone to access a system.

2. Google Phishing involves phishers setting up their own search engines to direct traffic to illegitimate sites.

3. The War Diving is the group of integrated circuits that provide the functionality of the wireless NIC.

4. A(n) Highly Directional antenna focuses the energy in one direction.

5. The integrated operating system tool for a Windows-based computer is Microsoft’s Taskbar service.

6. True or False: NetStumbler can check for wireless networks and their signal strength, review which channels are being used, and then compare competing networks to monitor interference.

7. Wireless networks were identified by drawing

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