A municipal playbook stores wordlists on the assessment host. What statement best separates toolchain preparation from illegal targeting?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Having a dictionary on disk is prep, not a hunting license. Authorized lab cracking is fine; pointing those lists at the café next door still needs scope and approval.
Full Explanation
Wordlists are legitimate toolchain assets for offline passphrase evaluation during authorized assessments. Their presence does not create permission to attack out-of-scope or third-party networks. RoE and ownership still govern target selection; wordlists also are not a certificate-forging mechanism for Enterprise testing.