A library wants guest Wi-Fi that encrypts traffic without distributing a shared password. Which design class should the assessor point to?
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Short Explanation
Guests hate scavenger hunts for café passwords, but cleartext open Wi-Fi is a postcard. OWE-class 'encrypted open' puts privacy on the air without handing out a shared sticky note. That is the library-friendly middle path.
Full Explanation
Opportunistic Wireless Encryption (OWE) addresses the need for per-association encryption on networks that do not distribute a legacy guest PSK. It provides confidentiality improvements over traditional open SSIDs while preserving passwordless onboarding UX. Assessors should present OWE-class design as the conceptual fit when libraries reject both cleartext open and shared-passphrase guest models.