WPA2 protocol used by vast majority of wifi connections has been broken by Belgian researchers

a reply to: Vizzle

Hehe. I wonder how many times the government has abused this loophole.

Quite a bit I think.

a reply to: grey580

I'm sure they have but not as much as you would think. I also think this is why it was also named BADDECISION. If you're going to use this particular attack it's usually going to be a bad decision for an agent because you need to be within signal range. It's a proximity attack. You can extend this distance with perhaps a yagi or cantenna, but you still need to be "in range". Way greater chances of being caught if you have to travel to a secure facility to use it.

a reply to: Vizzle

I went back and looked at the slides some more. BADDECISION looks more like ARP spoofing than KRACK. Probably not the same.

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Yep....just saw this off You Tube...
Didn't Grace the front page at all and I've been in here nearly every day for 2 weeks.


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