To answer this question, complete the lab using the information below.

You will only be allowed one attempt to complete this lab.

Complete the following tasks:

On Office$2,$ use OpenStego to hide tracking data in a photo located in the Documents folder.

Message file: tracker.txt

Cover file: barchart.png

Output file: C:$\backslash$Users$\backslash$Administrator$\backslash$Documents$\backslash$q$1$chart.png

Encryption: AES $128$

Password: Tracktheleak!

Confirm by extracting the encrypted file.

Exported file: C:$\backslash$Users$\backslash$Administrator$\backslash$Documents$\backslash$Export$\backslash$tracker$.$txt

On Office$1,$ set up backdoor access.

Run netcat from a PowerShell window.

Configure netcat to run in detached mode.

Configure netcat to run in listen mode.

Configure netcat to listen for connections on port $5500.$

Configure netcat to execute cmd$.$exe when a connection is made.

Close the PowerShell window.

On IT$-$Laptop, run netcat on IT$-$Laptop and connect to Office$1$ using the following information:

Connect using the hostname or IP address $.$

Connect using port $5500.$

On Office$1,$ inspect the external hard drive $($G:$)$ for music and video files.

Exit netcat and return to the command prompt.

On IT$-$Laptop, find the name of the hidden rogue access point.

In the terminal window:

Use airmon$-$ng to put the wireless adapter in monitor mode.

Use airodump$-$ng to find the hidden access point.

On Exec$-$Laptop, connect to the rogue AP using the BurgersRUs SSID.

Answer the question.