An assessor reviewing wireless scans sees WPS states such as 'configured' versus 'not configured.' What should those flags guide?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Scan flags are the dashboard lights: configured, locked, on or off—they tell you if a WPS-class path is even worth discussing. They do not order a citywide SSID massacre, prove PMF status by themselves, or expand scope to the neighbor's house.
Full Explanation
WPS-related scan indicators (configured/not configured, locked, enabled themes) help assessors judge whether WPS attack classes are applicable. They do not mandate wiping SSIDs, equate to PMF state, or authorize out-of-scope neighboring networks.