WPA3 launched by the Wi-Fi Alliance with new security features that have been long overdue if you ask any expert in this field.
WPA2 is set to be phased out in new devices over the next little while, which is where WPA3 will take its place. This network security protocol has been around for as long as can remember which seems to be around the 15 years mark. This protocol is in use by any number of devices it would make your mind spin out of control. WPA3 launched
WPA2 has been widely advertised as not being secure with all of its current security issues. While the connection itself can be safe, the security behind it is weak and un-encrypted.
With such vulnerability as KRACK which stands for Key Reinstallation Attack, it makes it possible for attackers to intercept and decrypt the Wi-Fi traffic.
With the introduction of WPA3 we are going to see some beefed up security:
- WPA3 protocol strengthens user privacy in open networks through individualised data encryption.
- WPA3 protocol will also protect against brute-force dictionary attacks, preventing “someone” from making multiple login attempts by using commonly used passwords.
- WPA3 protocol also offers simplified security for devices that often have no display for configuring security settings, i.e. IoT devices.
- 192-bit security suite for protecting WiFi user’s network with higher security requirements, such as government, defence and industrial organisations.
The hardware must get certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance to use WPA3 security protocol, the new security standard won’t just show up. So if you’re planning on switching over, you might just want to hold my beer and wait. WPA3 launched
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