A security questionnaire asks why the city must retire TKIP and original WPA-Personal. Which rationale is correct?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
The why is simple: the crypto and handshake did not age well. TKIP and original WPA-Personal are insecure by today's bar, so the questionnaire answer is deprecation for security—not signage, captive portals, or wired-only myths.
Full Explanation
Domain 4 expects technicians to know deprecation rationale: TKIP and WPA-Personal (WPA1) are insecure relative to modern WLAN standards. Retirement is driven by cryptographic and protocol weakness, not by cosmetic SSID rules, captive-portal URL limits, or confusion with wired switching policy.