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I chased these a lot back when I was working on PMF on APs. Yes, and the client either is either attempting an insecure rekey (which will fail) or otherwise l
by teunispeters 3y ago
I chased these a lot back when I was working on PMF on APs. Yes, and the client either is either attempting an insecure rekey (which will fail) or otherwise losing track of the auth key. It's possibly a race between PMK reauth and GTK reauth. The AP kicking the client off though is correct behaviour for a client not behaving correctly. ().
() I've only seen misbehaving clients since the EAP fixes to this functionality in hostapd years ago, where btw there's a whole pile of discussion on this issue through the last decade or so.