The WPA2 encryption security protocol that protects your Wi-Fi connection has a flaw. And it’s a flaw that could allow hackers to intercept passwords, photos, emails, credit card information and more. It could also potentially be used to inject malware onto a website you’re casually visiting. This is a potentially catastrophic vulnerability that could adversely affect almost anyone connected to the internet. And unfortunately, there isn’t a great deal any of us can do to fix the problem. Instead, we’re reliant on the likes of Microsoft, Google, and Apple issuing fixes sooner rather than later. KRACKing the WPA2 Security Protocol...
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