Category Archives: WPA2

WPA3 will protect weak passwords, simplify Wi-Fi configuration

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The Wi-Fi Alliance, a consortium that certifies Wi-Fi products, has announced the next-generation network security protocol for Wi-Fi communication, dubbed Wi-Fi Protected Access 3 (WPA3 for short). Although reported as vulnerable, the WPA2 protocol us… Continue reading WPA3 will protect weak passwords, simplify Wi-Fi configuration→

Secure Devices in Response to WiFi Cyber Attacks

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In the past year, IT admins and consumers have witnessed some pretty brutal cyber attacks. From new vulnerabilities in protocols to outdated devices and software, IT admins have been especially…
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Is Apple compromising network security with its default settings, which allow users to provide network credentials to other users with one tap?

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This article summarizes the functionality that has been recently added to Apple devices.

My colleagues have expressed concerns about this feature eroding network security at the office.

My questions:

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My ISP shows my WiFi password on their public site in plain text. Should I be worried?

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I recently noticed that when logged into my ISPs (Spectrum) public, external site that can be accessed outside my network, I can see my home network’s WPA2 password in plain text.

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