This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: Tracks your location through a legal but unwanted app feature, Sends fake texts to trick users into giving info, Unauthorized Wi-Fi that imitates a real hotspot, Short-range wireless tech attacked by Bluejacking, Interferes with a wireless signal using matching frequencies, When Bluetooth is used to steal data like contacts, Device added to network without permission, Uses fake Wi-Fi to capture login info, Annoying but not truly malicious software, Discovers rogue access points in a network, A text phishing attack method, Unauthorized wireless point installed on a secure network, Encryption helps protect this kind of communication, Interrupts signal by matching frequency and power, Sends shocking images via Bluetooth, Policy needed for guest Wi-Fi access, VPNs protect against public Wi-Fi risks, Occurs when attacker copies info via Bluetooth, Social engineering lets attackers install this on networks, Adds unapproved capabilities hidden in user agreements, Attack using café Wi-Fi imitation, Tool used to find unauthorized devices, De-authentication spoofing can start this attack and Uses short-range pairing between devices.
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