All your Wi-Fi are now belong to hackers (probably)
Oct16
Sorry to start off your week with some bad news: the WPA2 encryption protocol that protects your Wi-Fi router and connected devices from intrusions is rumored to have been cracked. That means that a hacker who is within physical range of your home or office network could crack your Wi-Fi password, listen in on your internet activity and intercept unsecured or unencrypted data streams (such as a password entered on a non-HTTPS site, or video from your crappy home security camera to the cloud). That’s to be expected, seeing as how WPA2 is about 13 years old now. The proof-of-concept…
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