Discussion 1: (200 Words) How to detect Wi-Fi honey pot and prevent evil twin at

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Discussion 1: (200 Words)
How to detect Wi-Fi honey pot and prevent evil twin attacks?
Discussion 2: (100 Words)
Agree or Disagree? Why?
How can organizations protect their servers from DoS attacks, such as SYN flooding and Smurf attacks?
There are several methods organizations can use to protect their servers from DoS attacks. One method is increasing backlog. This method allows the server to handle a greater number of SYN requests to act as a buffer from flooding attempts ultimately resulting in resource exhaustion. This is good, but may be only good as an early defense against DoS attacks. Another early effective approach would be to use filtering. Filtering involves setting up rules in devices such as a firewall to potentially identify and block malicious SYN requests based on known bad IP addresses or specific patterns. The last way I will touch on is the implementation of load balancers. Load balancers are crucial in mitigating DoS attacks due to distributing the requests made to a server. Load balancers can also analyze handshakes connection requests and “shed” flooding before it reaches a server on the backend (Chinnasamy, 2024).
Chinnasamy, V. (2024, January 25). What is SYN Attack and How to Prevent it? | Indusface Blog. Indusface. https://www.indusface.com/blog/what-is-syn-synchronize-attack-how-the-attack-works-and-how-to-prevent-the-syn-attack/#:~:text=Rate%2Dlimiting%20incoming%20connection%20requests
DIscussion 3: (50 Words) (Ch.12 PPT)
What is a Wi-Fi honey pot? Why is it a security risk?

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