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I've not had issues with WPA3 on my tame Raspberry Pi 3B and 4B critters. So I'm confused as to why there are issues ?
by mrlonglong 3y ago
I've not had issues with WPA3 on my tame Raspberry Pi 3B and 4B critters. So I'm confused as to why there are issues ?
- kalleboo 3y agoHere's the original article https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2022/12/22/wpa3/ https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2022/12/22/wpa3/ > By "true WPA3", I mean a network that's only speaking WPA3 in SAE mode, which requires protected management frames (802.11w), and which does not support any kind of WPA2 fallback. This is a network that you can scan with something like Kismet and it'll say "WPA3-SAE" and nothing else. A stock RPi will absolutely fail to connect to them. This has been known for years and yet still persists
- mrlonglong 3y agoI see, that's interesting. I do run a mixed WPA2 and WPA3 WiFi network, that would explain why they were happy. Is there anything I can input in the terminal to confirm the type of WPA in use?