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What The New â??Krackâ?? Wi-Fi Attack Really Means For You
Fast Company
The attack exploits a flaw in how the WPA2 Wi-Fi encryption system is typically implemented. It essentially tricks devices into reusing what are meant to be onetime encryption settings across multiple messages, making it possible for attackers to ...
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