Which of the following outcomes is unlikely when connected to the Internet via a rogue access point?

When connected to the Internet via a rogue access point, the interception of transmitted data is a considerable risk due to the untrustworthy nature of the connection. Rogue access points can be set up by malicious actors to capture communication, which makes options like loss of Internet connection or accessing unsecured websites plausible because a rogue point may intentionally limit access or not protect traffic.

However, reading files stored on your device is less likely directly from the rogue access point itself, as the attacker typically requires more specific access to your device rather than just being on an untrusted network. This action generally necessitates additional exploits specific to the device's software or vulnerabilities, which are not inherently available just by connecting to the rogue access point. Thus, while data could be intercepted, direct access to files stored on the device cannot be easily achieved in this scenario, making it the least likely outcome.