New Blog: Explaining KRACK: A Critical Attack Affecting A Wi-Fi Security Protocol

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In this new blog, Duo Information Security Journalist Thu Pham details the impact and caveats of the recently-discovered KRACK vulnerabilities.

KRACK stands for key reinstallation attacks – specifically, a group of 10 vulnerabilities that affect WPA2 used to protect wireless networks. These vulnerabilities could allow attackers to listen in on users’ communications or tamper with traffic on the network.

Read more in the blog here:

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KRACK: A Critical Attack Affecting A Wi-Fi Security Protocol

Learn about KRACK (key reinstallation attacks), the serious WPA2 vulnerabilities and how it impacts authentication and certain platforms, plus caveats on how the attack can work in the real world.