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There are numerous attacks to crack wifi hashes. In theory, a properly implemented hash should not be crackable -- but theory often does not match the real wor
by jki275 7y ago
There are numerous attacks to crack wifi hashes. In theory, a properly implemented hash should not be crackable -- but theory often does not match the real world.
- Retr0spectrum 7y agoNo, any hash will be crackable, it just depends on how fast. A well designed authentication protocol shouldn't expose any hashes to be cracked in the first place.
- jki275 7y agoSure -- if you define the heat death of the universe as "how fast".
- Retr0spectrum 7y agoYou can't guarantee that, and keep reasonable performance, if humans are generating the PSK
- jki275 7y agoI agree, but you can certainly build a system where humans don't generate the key.
- Retr0spectrum 7y agoThen how do humans share said key? QR codes and NFC tags etc. are nice, but not supported everywhere.