A warehouse barcode SSID for a municipal supply depot still uses WEP. What should the CWSP conclude about that security solution?
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Short Explanation
WEP is the rusted padlock from the dial-up era—everyone with a weekend toolkit can pop it. On a city warehouse SSID it is not 'legacy charm'; it is deprecated and has to go.
Full Explanation
WEP is explicitly deprecated among 802.11/Wi-Fi Alliance security solutions and provides inadequate confidentiality against modern attacks. Hiding the SSID, annual key rotation, or arguing sector exceptions does not make WEP acceptable; the SSID must be migrated to modern cryptography or removed.