[&] What is the primary purpose of Protected Management Frames in wireless networks?
- To reduce power consumption
- To secure management frames from spoofing
- To improve network speed
- To extend wireless range

[&] Which types of frames does Protected Management Frames primarily protect?
- Data and Acknowledgement frames
- Beacon and Probe frames
- Deauthentication, Disassociation, and Action frames
- Authentication and Association frames

[&] What role does the SA (Security Association) query procedure serve in PMF?
- It configures encryption settings
- It verifies the legitimacy of a client requesting association
- It synchronizes the security association between the AP and the WLAN controller
- It verifies the legitimacy of an already associated client

[&] What is the function of the association comeback timer in PMF?
- It limits the time an association request is valid
- It rejects spoofed association requests temporarily
- It calculates the maximum data throughput
- It determines the interval for sending beacon frames

[&] Why could a malicious actor continually sending spoofed association requests lead to a denial of service?
- It blocks frequency channels in use
- It exhausts CPU and memory resources in the access point and client
- It exceeds the wireless network's maximum client capacity
- It creates excessive beacon frames consumption

[&] How can you reduce the impact of continuous spoofed association requests?
- Enable WPA2 encryption only
- Use a lower transmission frequency
- Increase the association comeback timer
- Decrease the SA query interval