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| Identifiant | 420019 |
| Date de publication | 2017-10-17 12:47:35 (vue: 2017-10-17 12:47:35) |
| Titre | KRACK Attack: How Secure is Your Wi-fi Connection? |
| Texte | >A cybersecurity researcher of KU Leuven in Belgium, Mathy Vanhoef, has revealed a flaw in Wi-Fi's WPA2's cryptographic protocols. The discovery is alarming as the WPA2 protocol, the most common and secure Wi-Fi access protocol since 2004, is trusted by all for keeping Wi-Fi connections safe. The attack, known as a 'KRACK Attack' (Key Reinstallation […] |
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| Condensat | 2004 access alarming all appeared attack attack: belgium blog check common connection connections cryptographic cybersecurity discovery first flaw has how keeping key known krack leuven mathy most point post protocol protocols reinstallation researcher revealed safe secure since trusted vanhoef wpa2 your |
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