Neither. 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 c

Neither. 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.