Exploits, called KRACK, in Wi-Fi security protocol WPA2 open traffic to eavesdropping, connection hijacking, and malicious injection; US CERT advisory issued
A new vulnerability in the WPA2 protocol … Chris Merriman / Inquirer : KRACK down: Vendors start to patch WPA2 flaw Kevin Beaumont / DoublePulsar : Regarding Krack Attacks—WPA2 flaw Mat Smith / Engadget : The Morning After: Tuesday, October 17th 2017 Mohul Ghosh / Trak.in : Beware! WiFi Security ‘Kracked’ Globally; Every Wifi Router Open To Hacking! Sai Krishna / Fone Arena : Microsoft, Apple confirm to have fixed KRACK WPA2 Protocol vulnerability, Google working on fix Ashlee Clark Thompson / CNET : Google to patch devices vulnerable to KRACK flaw Owen / Charged Tech Podcast : WiFi is broken - here's the companies that have already fixed it Woody / AskWoody : KRACK attack - bad, but the sky isn't falling AJ Dellinger / International Business Times : KRACK: Breaking Point Flaw For The Internet Of Things Gregg Keizer / Computerworld : Microsoft shuts down Krack with sneaky Windows update nvd.nist.gov : CVE-2017-13077 Detail Shawn Knight / TechSpot : Wi-Fi weakness KRACK disclosed, affecting nearly every connected device Evann Gastaldo / Newser : Use WiFi? Security Experts Have Bad News boB Rudis / Rapid7 Blog : The Wi-Fi KRACK Vulnerability: What You Need to Know Brad Chacos / PCWorld : KRACK Wi-Fi attacks shouldn't harm updated Windows PCs Gregg Keizer / TechConnect : Microsoft shuts down Krank with sneaky Windows update YouTube : KRACK Attacks: Bypassing WPA2 against Android and Linux Bill Roberson / Digital Trends : Researcher: Supposedly secure Wi-Fi networks vulnerable to ‘KRACK’ attack Rob Price / Business Insider : There is a ‘devastating’ security flaw in Wi-Fi, and you're likely at risk Rich Woods / Neowin : Microsoft details its fixes for KRACK WPA2 vulnerability Mehedi Hassan / MSPoweruser : Microsoft has already patched the Wi-Fi vulnerability in Windows Swati Khandelwal / The Hacker News : KRACK Demo: Critical Key Reinstallation Attack Against Widely-Used WPA2 Wi-Fi Protocol Caitlin Fairchild / Nextgov : Another day, another massive security flaw discovered. Brian Krebs / Krebs on Security : What You Should Know About the ‘KRACK’ WiFi Security Weakness Selena Larson / CNNMoney : Wi-Fi network flaw could let hackers spy on you Killian Bell / Cult of Mac : There's a serious security flaw in Wi-Fi and we're all at risk Paul Ducklin / Naked Security : Wi-Fi at risk from KRACK attacks - here's what to do Shane Curtis / WeLiveSecurity : WPA2 security issues pose serious Wi-Fi safety questions US-CERT : CERT/CC Reports WPA2 Vulnerabilities Robert McMillan / Wall Street Journal : Significant Flaw Discovered in Wi-Fi Security Protocol Martin Brinkmann / gHacks Technology News : WiFi Key Reinstallation Attack breaks WPA2 encryption Ryan Whitwam / ExtremeTech : KRACK Attacks Defeat Wi-Fi Security on Most Devices Sean Michael Kerner / eWeek : Researchers Reveal Critical KRACK Flaws in WPA WiFi Security Russell Brandom / The Verge : The good news and bad news about today's massive Wi-Fi bug CircleID : KRACK Attack Can Affect All Modern WiFi Networks, Researchers Have Disclosed Lily Hay Newman / Wired : KRACK Vulnerability Makes Wi-Fi Hacking Possible, Leaving Millions of Devices Exposed Adam / F-Secure : KrackAttacks: What you need to know — Wi-Fi was not built … Sarah Kuranda / CRN : New KRACK WPA2 Vulnerability Leaves Nearly All Wi-Fi Devices Vulnerable To Attack MacDailyNews : ‘KRACK’ WPA2 security flaw puts nearly every Android device at risk of hijack via Wi-Fi DSLreports : Massive New Flaw Found in WPA2 WiFi Protocol Jane Wakefield / BBC : Wi-fi security flaw ‘puts devices at risk of hacks’ DataBreaches.net : New attack works against all WPA2 WiFi networks: Android & Linux most vulnerable, but iOS and macOS too Mahit Huilgol / Technology Personalized : Vulnerabilities in WPA2 Protocol may Leave your WiFi Traffic Exposed to Hackers Patrick Lucas Austin / Lifehacker : Your Wi-Fi Is Vulnerable to Attack—Update Your Devices to Fix It Dan Pye / iLounge : Report: Vulnerability in WPA2 protocol could affect Apple devices Omar Santos / Cisco Blog : Perspective About the Recent WPA Vulnerabilities (KRACK Attacks) Alex Perekalin / Kaspersky Lab official blog : KRACK: Your Wi-Fi is no longer secure Lucian Constantin / Motherboard : KRACK For Dummies — For years security experts have advised users … Anthony Spadafora / IT ProPortal : Millions of Android phones put at risk by mobile WiFfi security flaw Bryan M. Wolfe / AppAdvice.com : Wi-Fi Krack Attacks Could Put Millions of Internet Users at Risk NBC Bay Area : ‘Krack’ Security Flaw Puts Every Wi-Fi Connection at Risk Cory Doctorow / Boing Boing : KRACK! Wifi's go-to security, WPA2, is fatally flawed, and will probably never be patched in many places Quentyn Kennemer / Phandroid : New WiFi vulnerability can steal information from nearly every WiFi device in existence Ubnt-MikeD / community.ubnt.com : [FIRMWARE] 3.9.3.7537 for UAP/USW has been released Dave Mark / The Loop : Why we can't have nice things: WiFi is now broken Corbin Davenport / Android Police : Major vulnerability discovered in WPA2 Wi-Fi security protocol, affects Android and pretty much everything else Adnan Farooqui / Ubergizmo : Critical Wi-Fi Vulnerability Has Already Been Patched By Microsoft TechCrunch : Here's what you can do to protect yourself from the KRACK WiFi vulnerability WRAL TechWire / WRAL Tech Wire : Every Wi-Fi network vulnerable to new hack, researchers find (+ Video: An attack demo) Mike Wuerthele / AppleInsider : Alleged ‘KRACK Attack’ vulnerability threatens to lay bare Wi-Fi WPA-2 security Tweets: Linux Format / @linuxformat : WPA2 Krack status: Arch, Debian and Ubuntu already patched. 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