A(n) _____ allows unauthorized entry into a wireless network.
A) Lack of encryption
B) Disgruntled employee
C) Open node
D) Illegal server
E) Rogue access point

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A rogue access point is a wireless access point that has been installed on a network without authorization. This allows unauthorized users to connect to the network, making it a security risk. Choice A refers to a lack of security measures such as encryption, but this alone may not necessarily allow unauthorized access. Choice B refers to a specific type of threat actor, while choice C refers to a legitimate access point that has been left unsecured. Choice D refers to a server that is operating illegally and is not directly related to wireless network security.

A(n) _____ Allows Unauthorized Entry into a Wireless Network