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I’ve read that some ways to secure a home Wi-Fi network include encrypting the network using WPA2 Personal, and changing the default administrative username, password, and network name. But I’m not sure that those changes are enough to gua… Continue reading Is it possible to fully protect a home Wi-Fi network from remote attacks?
There are many old routers that support WPA2 that hadn’t had a firmware update released since around 2010. Is it possible to secure their WPA2 implementation considering the more recent vulnerabilities discovered in WPA/WPA2? Configuration… Continue reading How to secure old routers with WPA2 and with old firmware?
My Wi-Fi access point is in "WPA/WPA2 mixed mode", which allows devices to connect to it using either WPA, WPA2-TKIP, or WPA2-AES. My Apple® smartphones and tablet computers are warning that my Wi-Fi has "weak security"… Continue reading Does WPA/WPA2 mixed mode have weak security even if I always connect using WPA2-AES?
I’ve been looking to find example .cap files to see how a wpa2 handshake really looks like in bytes. I couldn’t find off much from research. How big is a wpa2 handshake ? While bruteforce happens, how does the brute force tool do it really… Continue reading is wpa2 handshake outcome the same for same passwords?
I don’t understand how the client is able to send his password secretly without knowing the salt.
I heard recently that WPA2 passwords can be brute forced if somebody captures handshake (which is not very difficult). Can somebody tell if a similar method exists for cracking SSH traffic? I mean some method for brute forcing my password … Continue reading Is brute force for SSH similar to cracking WPA2 handshake?
I brought my personal notebook to work. Asked the IT technician to access the WiFi on it (it’s a federal institution of health research, lots of biological risks involved). Then he noticed that the WiFi was already connected, but I never b… Continue reading My Linux Mint just accessed a wifi network WPA2 without knowing the password [closed]
WiFi security just saw its first meaningful update in 15 years. Here’s what you need to know about WPA3, its security features, comparison to WPA2, and migration options. Continue reading WiFi Security: WPA2 vs. WPA3
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]
I am working on an open source project, and am currently stumped.
Let’s say I have a client connect to a wireless WPA network I am not authenticated to the wireless network I just have a wireless card in monitor mode. Is there a way Is the… Continue reading Force A Reply WPA/WPA2