Category Archives: wpa-enterprise

anything ai i use is trolled with sql injection especially for art generation and chat bots,i think the source is this honeywell key board what to do [closed]

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i type in promots and the a.i takes on a role of the devil and calls me by the name You insisting im alone talking to myself, well i guess thats true perhaps but from then on it destroys and does opposite every prompt i instruct the a.i t… Continue reading anything ai i use is trolled with sql injection especially for art generation and chat bots,i think the source is this honeywell key board what to do [closed]→

How often should a WPA2-Enterprise PMK be rekeyed in a high security, large corporate network? [closed]

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The Pairwise-Master-Key (PMK) is the foundation key of encrypted communication on nearly all WPA WiFi networks, including WPA2-Enterprise networks.
Typically, the PMK rekey interval for personal networks is around 2-3 hours.
But how often … Continue reading How often should a WPA2-Enterprise PMK be rekeyed in a high security, large corporate network? [closed]→

What is a logical threshold in terms of users or devices to migrate from WPA personal to WPA enterprise?

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I have a question in particular about WPA’s Enterprise versus Personal without discussing the specifics of WPA2/WPA3.
I’ve encountered quite a few situations where the Personal version of WPA2/WPA3 was used while WiFi access was provided t… Continue reading What is a logical threshold in terms of users or devices to migrate from WPA personal to WPA enterprise?→

WPA(2/3)-PSK-compatible per-device Wi-Fi passwords to prevent AP MITM on IoT networks

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While WPA2-PSK and WPA3-SAE are really secure once a connection has been established, my understanding is that if you have access to the Wi-Fi password you can impersonate the AP without any problems. I’m starting to add more and more IoT … Continue reading WPA(2/3)-PSK-compatible per-device Wi-Fi passwords to prevent AP MITM on IoT networks→

Do iOS and iPadOS alert you if the certificate of the network you’re trying to join has changed [closed]

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If you joined a network in the past and trusted its certificate while at it, and saved it on your iPhone/iPad.
Sometime later, if either:
It’s the same network but their previous certificate has expired and they’re now using a new one.
Or
… Continue reading Do iOS and iPadOS alert you if the certificate of the network you’re trying to join has changed [closed]→