What type of attack uses a second wireless access point (WAP) that broadcasts the same SSID as a legitimate access point, in trying to get users to connect to the attacker's WAP?

Evil twin attacks use a malicious access point configured to appear to be identical to a legitimate AP. Attackers wait for their targets to connect via the evil twin, and can then capture or modify traffic however they wish. IP spoofing uses the IP address of a system already on the network, Trojan horses are malware that appears to be legitimate software or files, and privilege escalation is the process of using exploits to gain higher privileges.