A county asks whether Protected Management Frames (PMF) alone stop all evil-twin risks. What limitation is most accurate?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
PMF toughens management frames on a given BSS—it does not glue users' hands so they never join the fake AP across the lobby. A separate rogue BSS is still a separate door. PMF is not an SSID vacuum, an open-network ban, or a full substitute for training and inventories.
Full Explanation
PMF (802.11w) protects management frames for associations to a given BSS, reducing certain spoofed deauth/disassoc classes on that BSS. It does not prevent clients from voluntarily joining a distinct rogue/evil-twin BSS, nor does it auto-remove lookalikes or replace inventories and awareness.