Why is the suppression of rogue APs becoming more difficult with the introduction of new wireless security standards, such as 802.11w? (Choose one answer)

• A. 802.11w increases the processing overhead on network devices, slowing down the detection of rogue APs.
• B. The 802.11w standard reduces the range of wireless signals, limiting the ability to detect rogue APs at a distance.
• C. 802.11w encrypts all data traffic, making it difficult to identify rogue APs through packet inspection.
• D. 802.11w requires that clients authenticate management frames as legitimate, which helps prevent spoofing attacks.

Correct Answer: D

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