[&] Why was the 802.11i committee formed by the IEEE?
- To develop a comprehensive security amendment
- To fix interoperability issues among manufacturers
- To introduce a new wireless networking standard
- To promote WEP as the de facto security standard

[&] What was a key reason for the failure of WEP as a security protocol?
- It required specialized hardware
- It was compromised due to IV reuse
- It was too expensive to implement
- It was incompatible with newer devices

[&] What was one of the reasons the Wi-Fi Alliance introduced WPA before 802.11i was finalized?
- To resolve issues with device interoperability
- To quickly introduce new data integrity standards
- To establish Wi-Fi as a brand name
- To address the urgent need for improved security

[&] As of 2025, what is the status of WPA2 in terms of widespread use?
- It has been completely replaced by WPA3
- It is mainly used for enterprise networks
- It remains the standard for most devices
- It is no longer supported on any devices

[&] What is the main difference between WPA Personal and WPA Enterprise?
- WPA Enterprise uses an external authentication server
- WPA Enterprise uses a network password
- WPA Enterprise requires a hardware upgrade
- WPA Personal offers stronger encryption protocols

[&] What technology did WPA originally rely on for security?
- TKIP with RC4
- EAP with 802.1x
- AES with CCMP
- WEP with Open Authentication