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What about ISP provider modems like AT&T, Spectrum, Comcast?
New paper reveal serious weaknesses discovered in WPA2 protocol
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And these patches also answer the question, if author of original paper noticed software (and hardware) companies before publishing...Computer Type: PC/Desktop
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Hi all,
Sorry to be asking such a basic question, but this is related to my network's security so I thought it was important enough to ask about.
I just checked and my "Security Mode" is set to "WPA2 Personal".
The WiFi Network is 2.4Ghz....
hi, i am tryting to change my wifi to wpa2. i have windows 10 and a chromebook. i was using a guide, but it was from the xp days and i can't find the settings i am looking for. i keep running in circles on the desktop! i appreciate the help!
I'm using Windows 10. My current WiFi settings are:
Network and sharing center >Connections: WIFi (SSID name) >Wireless properties >Security>
Security type: WPA personal
Encryption type: AES
I want to switch to WPA2 personal. When I switch...
