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I am not cryptography expert so please forgive this basic question. I am trying to understand how the flow of the KRACK attack takes place in order to better understand why the encryption protocol itself can be cracked.
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Microsoft mocks Google for failed security fix, 5 steps to building a vulnerability management program, Pornhub, and kids smartwatches are harbouring major security flaws. Paul’s Stories Child Safety Smartwatches Easy To Hack, Watchdog Says Microsoft Never Disclosed 2013 Hack Of Secret Vulnerability Database Microsoft Mocks Google For Failed Security Fix Deployment Methodology Enable Google’s New […]
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To sufficiently protect against KRACK is patching the client, the AP, or both, required?
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Are there any known models of wifi dongles that are immune to four way nonce replay? The point being to be able to forget patching Windows and Linux, but to protect in the networking hardware.
Is there a known model that wi… Continue reading Are there any KRACK-proof Wi-Fi sticks
Tanium expands their security platform, Carbon Black and IBM team up, improved container threat detection from StackRox, Illusive Networks introduces new mainframe deception, and more enterprise security news! Tanium Expands Security Platform with Asset Module LogRhythm Unfurls AI Cloud Service to Enhance Security Cisco Cloudlock – Proactive Blacklisting for OAuth Malware CyberArk & Puppet take […]
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This week’s Threatpost News Wrap Podcast recaps the ROCA, KRACK and Boundhook attacks, as well as the release of Google Advanced Protection for Gmail. Continue reading Threatpost News Wrap, Oct. 20, 2017
Suddenly WiFi security is in the headlines around the world. Why? It was recently discovered that WiFi connections are no longer secure because of a vulnerability in WPA2, the protocol…
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I have a TP-LINK TD-W8151N 150Mbps Wireless N ADSL2+ Modem Router.
Is this model vulnerable to KRACK?
It is not specified in the WPA2 Security (KRACKs) Vulnerability Statement. Will TP-Link publish firmware updates for this m… Continue reading Is TP-LINK TD-W8151N vulnerable to KRACK?
Cisco patched a critical bug in its Cloud Services Platform 2100 hardware and at the same time told customers 96 of its products are vulnerable to KRACK vulnerabilities. Continue reading Cisco Warns 69 Products Impacted by KRACK
Monday of this week: researchers announced the WPA2 KRACK exploit that effectively voids the protection of WPA2. Supposedly Microsoft already fixed it, Apple’s working on patching it for Mac OS and iOS. Android and Linux get … Continue reading Should I wait for Apple to fix the recent WPA2 KRACK exploit before downloading new apps over Wi-Fi?