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KRACK Looms Over Wi-Fi's WPA2 Encryption - Android and Linux More Susceptible Targets - P2
by
Dimitrios Pavlakis
|
4Q 2017
|
IN-4784
This is the second of a two-part insight regarding a brand new spectrum of WPA2 (Wi-Fi Protected Access) encryption vulnerabilities. The acronym KRACK (Key Reinstallation AttaCKs) was used to collectively describe these recent Wi-Fi weaknesses. The previous insight examined the type of vulnerabilities, the method of attack, a simple way that end-users can detect any suspicious activity, and a breakdown of all Wi-Fi connected device shipments for 2017 (estimated at 2.8 billion) which might be vulnerable to this or other replay attacks and manipulation or copying of encryption keys.
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