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The research talks a lot about how it somewhat depends on the implementation of the wireless client, but only in regards to Linux and OpenBSD, anybody know what
by SaltySolomon 9y ago
The research talks a lot about how it somewhat depends on the implementation of the wireless client, but only in regards to Linux and OpenBSD, anybody know what the status on the Windows implementation is?
- ac29 9y ago>anybody know what the status on the Windows implementation is? Seconding this. I wonder if it is something fixable at the OS level, or if individual WiFi drivers need to be updated too. Would love to see someone throw together a list of OS', Routers, and other WiFi stuff that is known to be patched/unpatched/unknown.
- ac29 9y agoAnswering my own question: looks like someone is tracking it over here: https://char.gd/blog/2017/wifi-has-been-broken-heres-the-companies-that-have-already-fixed-it https://char.gd/blog/2017/wifi-has-been-broken-heres-the-com... Microsoft's status is unclear at the time of writing.
- dfox 9y agoI'm not sure that there even is "Windows implementation" of this. For a long time each driver implemented it's own 802.11 stack.
- yuhong 9y agoI believe that the code for the 4-way/group key handshakes etc is part of Windows even in XP, though there was the option of using your own supplicant before Vista.