After gaining wireless access to a private network, the attacker can do all of the below except a. launching external attacks b. stealing data c. conducting a slaac attack d. causing harm to internal clients

After gaining wireless access to a private network, the attacker can do the following such as launching external attacks, stealing data and cause harm to internal clients in which it is all seen in the choices above and the only thing that he couldn't do is letter c, conduct a slaac attack. The correct answer would be letter c.

Slaac attack is a way of attacking iPV4 networks with the use of iPV6 in which this couldn't be done as it is rare for this type to be used, making it hard and difficult for them to even do.

C. Conduct a slaac attackExplanation:

SLAAC is an antonym for Stateless Address Auto Configuration. A SLAAC attack affects directly the functionality of a wireless network in the sense that it affects the routers ability to maintain the states generated by it. This usually happens when an ipv4 network and an ipv6 network are interconnected.

Explain what is meant by a limited data set and how this hipaa rule may affect medical assistants