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WPA3 Is a Major Missed Opportunity: Here's Why

bishopfox.com | blog | #wifi-security | #wireless-security | #wpa3 | #enhanced-open | #owe | #protocol-analysis
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Dan Petro argues WPA3's Enhanced Open is a missed opportunity: OWE encryption stops passive sniffing but falls to active attacks that impersonate access points.
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