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| Wi-Fi security has experienced a lot of churn over the last decade. As protocols like WEP and TKIP fell by the wayside, WPA2 emerged as the “Last Wi-Fi Security Protocol Standing.” Wi-Fi Alliance recently announced its plan to phase out WEP and TKIP, promoting WPA2 as the go-to security standard. |
Basically an exploit was found (known as Hole 196) and exploiting this vulnerability, you can decrypt WPA2-encrypted over the air data from other authorized users in the network with his own private key. No key cracking or brute force is required!
The 0day vulnerability is going to be shown off at the Black Hat Arsenal on July 29 (13:30-18:00).





