A training slide asks which WPA3-Personal mechanism replaces weaker aspects of the WPA2-PSK handshake. What is the answer?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
WPA3-Personal's big handshake upgrade is SAE—Simultaneous Authentication of Equals. It is the modern stand-in for the weaker corners of old PSK behavior, not Shared Key Auth, WEP packing, or a MAC list.
Full Explanation
SAE is the WPA3-Personal authentication mechanism that addresses weaknesses associated with WPA2-PSK handshake behavior. Technicians should identify SAE—not Shared Key Authentication, WEP constructs, or MAC filtering—as the Personal-mode upgrade path described in modern secure objectives.