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Add article "4-Way Handshake - Wifi Authentication" article #88

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@ctmbl ctmbl added the new content Add new posts, resources, events, or any content label Oct 15, 2024
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Nice ! If you have time try to take in account my remarks:) if you want to be rigourous : source, do not affirm stuff from nowhere,
organize the explanations a little more smoothly with a plan in the introductions and try to keep explanations chronological

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Added links at the end and in document
Changed article to take in account remarks

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minor last changes:

  • wpa /wpa? (2 disappeared)
  • for "the station has all the info it needs", i was suggesting to dig what information that are publicly broadcasted in the air, and to what extent it is necessary or not . also, what makes possible that you automatically connect to your wifi when you go home ? -> that could be the subject of an other article, key word wifi probing and fingerprinting devices using wifi
  • there are multiple implementations of AES, still didnt understand which one is actually used. the key length argument is not really relevant imo but ok
  • did i miss the pcap ?
  • congratz, nice article :)

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Changed article
About AES vs TKIP, different sources says that AES > TKIP due (just mainly maybe) to key length.

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nice :)

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