Re:Serious flaws leave WPA3 vulnerable to hacks that steal W...
by gipsies on Thursday April 11, 2019 @02:42PM
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I again feel that most of these points are all discussed in the paper. Trust-on-first-usage is also used in SSH. Attack uses spoof MAC addresses, hard to rate-limit that. Modern crypto should be designed to reduce chance of implementation flaws. Paper concludes that WPA3 is still better than WPA2. Most attacks are on WPA3's Dragonfly. Etc. The most practical attacks are downgrades to WPA2 though, so the press might focus too much on that..
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