Wireless data networks are particularly susceptible to known ciphertext attacks.

Computers and Technology

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sesenic [268]4 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is TRUE

Explanation:

Wireless data networks uses wireless connections to send information to end users. Information here, are shared within a far distance. Mobile cell phones use wireless networks. Wireless network can be targeted from a distance and are therefore susceptible to attacks among which are ciphertext attacks.

Ciphertext are necessary way of coding a data to prevent readability which in turn would ensure the protection of the data. However, an attacker could attack wireless data networks using ciphertext attacks by decrypting any ciphertext through the knowledge of the secret key or encrypted key and through a handful of some encrypted messages.

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