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does this mean wpa/wpa2 is totally unsafe now? or just for pre-shared key method(which is 99% home users use)?
by xxiao 15y ago
does this mean wpa/wpa2 is totally unsafe now? or just for pre-shared key method(which is 99% home users use)?
- Shenglong 15y agoIf you're talking about home use - I wouldn't go that far. 99.9% of people won't even know how to run this, and I doubt anyone will try that hard to break into a random home network. If you have something to hide, obviously, you should take additional precautions.
- jacquesgt 15y agoNeither. This doesn't affect WPA2 in any mode, as long as WPS (WiFi Protected Setup) is turned off. WPA has known vulnerabilities that an attacker can use to cause a router to leak data over its WAN Ethernet port, so it should be considered unsafe at this point. But, that has nothing to do with this attack.