WPA3 Announced After KRACK Attack to Improve Security for Personal and Enterprise Wi-Fi Networks | Linux Today

WPA3 Announced After KRACK Attack to Improve Security for Personal and Enterprise Wi-Fi Networks

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GURUBARAN S
Jan 9, 2018

Wi-Fi alliance introduced WPA3 security standard with new enhancements to reduce the potential attacks against network misconfiguration and centralized authentication services and it will be available in later part of 2018.

Wi-Fi alliance introduced four new capabilities to enhance the protection of personal and enterprise Wi-Fi networks.

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GURUBARAN S

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