A network administrator is upgrading a wireless environment and wants to ensure passphrases remain private during handshake negotiations. The chosen handshake is password-based and designed to prevent offline attempts. Which approach is being used?
One approach keeps the passphrase hidden while employing a key exchange that resists capturing enough data for offline attempts. Other options either rely on certificates, behave differently under TLS frameworks, or build on traditional pre-shared setups. This is why one method is considered more suitable for robust protection of password-based interactions.
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