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You don't have to have WPA3 to have PMF though. You just have to search more which APs support 802.11w.
by Avamander 7y ago
You don't have to have WPA3 to have PMF though. You just have to search more which APs support 802.11w.
- thw0rted 7y agoJust to clarify: the attack depends on reading (unencrypted) management packets going from the AP to the device, and if PMF is enabled on the AP, it will only send encrypted management packets so the attack is not possible. Is that it?