Explain how WPA authentication works.
What will be an ideal response?
WPA authentication (verifying the identity of the device) can be accomplished by using preshared key (PSK) technology. After the AP has been configured, each wireless client device must also have the same key value entered to support PSK. As its name implies, a key must be created and entered into both the access point and all wireless devices ("shared") prior to ("pre") the devices communicating with the AP. When a wireless device attempts to connect to an access point that is using PSK, the user is prompted for the key value.
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