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WGU C844 EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN CYBERSECURITY Performance Assessment GRP-1 Task 2 Table of Contents A. Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Vulnerabilities. 2 B. Mobile Device Vulnerabilities. 2 C. Steps for Mitigation. 3 D. Preventative Measures. 4 E. Recommended Solution for Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). 4 F. Cited Sources. 5 A. Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Vulnerabilities Within this section I will point specifically point out some of the potential ...

WGU C844 EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN CYBERSECURITY Performance Assessment GRP-1 Task 2 Table of Contents A. Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Vulnerabilities. 2 B. Mobile Device Vulnerabilities. 2 C. Steps for Mitigation. 3 D. Preventative Measures. 4 E. Recommended Solution for Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). 4 F. Cited Sources. 5 A. Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Vulnerabilities Within this section I will point specifically point out some of the potential ...

A. Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Vulnerabilities Within this section I will point specifically point out some of the potential Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) vulnerabilities found during the initial review of the Alliah corporate headquarters. Even though these two vulnerabilities are the focus this WLAN Vulnerabilities section, a further, in-depth inspection and assessment may lead to others as well. Below are the two vulnerabilities that should be considered the first and foremos...

TASK 1: NMAP AND WIRESHARK GRP1 TASK 1: NMAP AND WIRESHARK Emerging Technologies in Cybersecurity-C844 Western Governors University Jennifer Goodchild Student ID # # December 29, 2021 1 TASK 1: NMAP AND WIRESHARK A. The Network Topology After opening the root emulator and typing Zenmap, I ran a network scan of the domain 10.168.27.0/24. I selected the Quick scan plus option, then clicked scan. The network sc...

A. Describe the network topology that you found when running Nmap. 6 hosts were found using nmap -sn 10.168.27.0/24. The hosts are in a STAR topology as shown in the screenshot below. A star topology means that all hosts are connected to a central device, usually a switch. This makes it easier to add and take away new hosts with no disruption to the network. The switch also provides a central management point for all devices. The major drawback to a star topology is the switch or central devi...

TASK 1: NMAP AND WIRESHARK GRP1 TASK 1: NMAP AND WIRESHARK Emerging Technologies in Cybersecurity-C844 Western Governors University Jennifer Goodchild Student ID # # December 29, 2021 1 TASK 1: NMAP AND WIRESHARK A. The Network Topology After opening the root emulator and typing Zenmap, I ran a network scan of the domain 10.168.27.0/24. I selected the Quick scan plus option, then clicked scan. The network sc...

A. Describe the network topology that you found when running Nmap. 6 hosts were found using nmap -sn 10.168.27.0/24. The hosts are in a STAR topology as shown in the screenshot below. A star topology means that all hosts are connected to a central device, usually a switch. This makes it easier to add and take away new hosts with no disruption to the network. The switch also provides a central management point for all devices. The major drawback to a star topology is the switch or central devi...

A. Describe the network topology that you found when running Nmap. 6 hosts were found using nmap -sn 10.168.27.0/24. The hosts are in a STAR topology as shown in the screenshot below. A star topology means that all hosts are connected to a central device, usually a switch. This makes it easier to add and take away new hosts with no disruption to the network. The switch also provides a central management point for all devices. The major drawback to a star topology is the A. Describe the netw...

TASK 1: NMAP AND WIRESHARK A. The Network Topology After opening the root emulator and typing Zenmap, I ran a network scan of the domain 10.168.27.0/24. I selected the Quick scan plus option, then clicked scan. The network scan showed a star topology with six devices connected to a local host. Results: • IP 10.168.27.20 – 1 Open Port – OS Linux 2.6.32 • IP 10.168.27.14 – 1 Open Port – OS Linux 2.6.32 • IP 10.168.27.132 – 1 Open Port – OS Linux 2.6.32 • IP 10.168.27....

TASK 1: NMAP AND WIRESHARK GRP1 TASK 1: NMAP AND WIRESHARK Emerging Technologies in Cybersecurity-C844 Western Governors University Jennifer Goodchild Student ID # # December 29, 2021 1 TASK 1: NMAP AND WIRESHARK A. The Network Topology After opening the root emulator and typing Zenmap, I ran a network scan of the domain 10.168.27.0/24. I selected the Quick scan plus option, then clicked scan. The network sc...