Maria works remotely and connects to her company's network from a café using public Wi-Fi. Which security risk is she most exposed to?

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Maria works remotely and connects to her company's network from a café using public Wi-Fi. Which security risk is she most exposed to?

Accepted Answer

Man-in-the-middle attacks intercepting data — Award 1 mark for recognising that public Wi-Fi networks allow attackers to intercept unencrypted communications between the user and the network. A is incorrect — this is a physical security risk at the server location. C is incorrect — DoS attacks target services, not individual users on public Wi-Fi. D is incorrect — SQL injection targets web applications, not Wi-Fi connections.

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Physical theft of server hardware

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Man-in-the-middle attacks intercepting data

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Denial of service attacks on the café

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SQL injection attacks on the company database

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