What should we do in practice to mitigate vulnerabilities in WPA3?
WPA3 for Wi-Fi systems is generally acknowledged to be more secure than WPA2. For example, it introduces SAE with the Dragonfly handshake, in an attempt to close the door on the kind of brute force dictionary attacks that WPA2 could be sus… Continue reading What should we do in practice to mitigate vulnerabilities in WPA3?