Re:WPA2 wireless security cracked
by krick on Tuesday March 25, 2014 @08:21AM
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That's right, not enough information. But, however your attitude might be the right one, I'm a little bothered already, because I didn't expect that to happen so soon.
In fact, even the idea of "year of CPU time" doesn't sooth me much, because while most of your traffic might be "quickly-expiring" it's definitely not true for all of your traffic, and what's possible to do with a year of CPU time will be possible to do comparatively cheap very soon. And I guess we all remember stuff like Google collecting some wi-fi traffic anyway.
So, it sounds somewhat scary to me. We don't even have anything better than WPA2 now, do we?
In fact, even the idea of "year of CPU time" doesn't sooth me much, because while most of your traffic might be "quickly-expiring" it's definitely not true for all of your traffic, and what's possible to do with a year of CPU time will be possible to do comparatively cheap very soon. And I guess we all remember stuff like Google collecting some wi-fi traffic anyway.
So, it sounds somewhat scary to me. We don't even have anything better than WPA2 now, do we?