During the attack phase of a school-district WLAN test, which practice is correct?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
The attack phase is a guided lab, not an all-you-can-crack buffet. If the school district papers do not list it, you do not smash it—even if the signal is juicy from the parking lot.
Full Explanation
Attack-phase activities must remain inside the written WLAN test scope and rules of engagement. Cracking or exploiting out-of-scope networks, including nearby third-party PSKs, exceeds authorization and is not professional practice even when signals are receivable.