Which wireless encryption technology makes use of temporal keys?

 Temporal Keys in WPA2:

WPA2 uses the Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP) or Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) to

dynamically generate unique keys for each session.

Temporal keys enhance security by preventing key reuse.

 Key Features of WPA2:

Strong encryption and authentication mechanisms.

Improved resilience against attacks compared to WEP.

 Why Not Other Options:

A . WAP: Refers to Wireless Application Protocol, unrelated to encryption.

C . WEP: Uses static keys, not temporal keys.

D. EAP: An authentication framework, not a wireless encryption protocol.

 EC-Council CISO Alignment:

WPA2’s use of temporal keys demonstrates its suitability for secure wireless communication, as

emphasized in encryption best practices.