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I don't think you understand how wpa works. It's not like the client just sends a password. A shared key is mutual authentication. If putting up a network with
by hueving 12y ago
I don't think you understand how wpa works. It's not like the client just sends a password. A shared key is mutual authentication. If putting up a network with a target ssid leaked data, WiFi would be completely broken.
- zurn 12y agohttp://www.renderlab.net/projects/WPA-tables/ http://www.renderlab.net/projects/WPA-tables/ wifi security is a pretty soft layer of additional security and definitely should be considered cheaply penetrable for purpouses of defense. But like I said you can just harvest the PSK off a device without cracking anything. An unprotected shared secret on all nodes is not very secret at all.
- hueving 12y agoA link to some precomputed tables doesn't mean anything. Wpa2 AES CCMP with a long shared secret is effectively unbreakable. I have not seen any research on academia or industry that comes close. Care to share some? If not, please stop spreading misinformation.