KRACK was a real eye opener for many a few years ago, let's talk about how to protect yourself today.

The invention of Wi-Fi has been a science fiction dream come true. We can use our laptops anywhere in the house, our phones are using home internet instead of sucking down our cellular data, and our gadgets

Recently, a security flaw called KRACK was discovered that allows hackers to break into Wi-Fi networks – even the secured ones. Your laptop, mobile phone, gaming console and even your smart fridge are

A Belgian researcher has discovered a flaw in the WPA2 security protocol, the most used for Wi-Fi. If the risk is real, the threat can be easily dismissed. Like the nose in the middle of the figure, the

WPA2 Vulnerability discovered So there was a new vulnerability found in wpa2 wifi encryption algorithm in the october this year(2017). It would allow anyone to hack into your wifi network without your

vulnerability gives cyber attackers the chance to access all the information that your device communicates with your Wi-Fi (credit card numbers, password, emails etc.) and, in certain cases, even insert

Hola a todos como dije arriba xd, la US Cert los Equipos de Respuesta para Emergencias Informáticas de los Estados Unidos han alertado sobre KRACK, un programa de vulnera la seguridad de las redes Wi-Fi

Most in the industry know it since a while ago. I thought I'd recap a few things about it for those who might have missed it. What KRACK does? It uses key reinstallation attacks to view your Wi-Fi traffic

Heute ist bekannt geworden, das WPA2 einen Fehler hat (WPA2 = die bisher als sicherste WLAN Verschlüsselung galt). Durch eine "Man in the Middle"-Attacke bekommt man Zugang zum Netzwerk. Dabei

So we are one day past the public announcement of the KRACK Wifi WPA2 security vulnerability - that pretty much blows wide open all security for WiFi networks and devices. I thought I would go looking

So as the days go, companies have been scrambling to patch last weeks Krack wifi exploit. There is a long list of patches and updates that are published online. I will not share any links because of all

It's scary that a new attack on wifi (Called Krack) has been found that may work on just about any wifi device. It's an attack on the protocol rather than any particular implementation and we don't have