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When I connect… Continue reading How does a device send the Wi-Fi password to the router? [duplicate]
With the KRACK WPA2 vulnerability making headlines in October 2017, many IT admins are asking if there is a WPA2 alternative that is safer. The short answer is not really….
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My college has a WPA2 Enterprise network, which I can connect to on my Pi after configuring the network in wpa_supplicant.conf.
I don’t want my Wi-Fi password stored in plain text, so I use echo -n $password | iconv -t utf16… Continue reading Hashing password longer than 14 characters in wpa_supplicant.conf
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I need to ensure that no un-authorized DEVICE gains access to a wireless LAN network.
Notice I said, “device”. This means that I need to ensure that only authorized personnel can join the LAN and also that they can’t use a … Continue reading Break into WPA2-Enterprise RADIUS wifi network by stealing credentials
I am investigating the KRACK attack based on the published paper and their youtube video.
I largely understand the attacks proposed in the paper as they are except for the completion of the handshakes on the Authenticator’s … Continue reading Forward packages to Access Point in KRACK attack
I am investigating the KRACK attack based on the published paper and their youtube video.
I largely understand the attacks proposed in the paper as they are except for the completion of the handshakes on the Authenticator’s … Continue reading Forward packages to Access Point in KRACK attack
Apple has patched the KRACK vulnerability in iOS and elsewhere in its product line, closing a key re-installation vulnerability in the WPA2 protocol implemented used by its software. Continue reading Apple Patches KRACK Vulnerability in iOS 11.1
I was reading about the 802.11 Authentication and Association here. The document says that it’s not the same as WPA/WPA2 authentication which happens to occur after the mobile station is both ‘Authenticated and Associated’.
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The Key Reinstallation Attack (KRACK) on WiFi has been in the headlines recently. For those that haven’t heard, KRACK targets the WPA2 protocol – the protocol internet connected devices leverage…
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