Stronger Encryption for Wi-Fi

sp00 writes "The first products certified to support Wi-Fi Protected Access 2, the latest wireless security technology, were announced by the Wi-Fi Alliance on Wednesday. The Wi-Fi Alliance says WPA2 is a big improvement on earlier wireless security standards, such as Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), which hackers have found easy to circumvent. It includes Advanced Encryption Standard, which supports 128-bit, 192-bit and 256-bit keys."

Sssssh!

[FooAtWFU]

Please don't tell my neighbors about this technology. Thanks. :)

Good

[ergo98]

I feel I speak for wireless users everywhere when I say "Good". What more is there to say?

Re:So...

[Anonymous Coward]

The signal is traveling through open space for anyone to look at, and if you look at enough of the signal, you can find the pattern.

Thanks for letting us know you don't have the slightest clue how encryption works. Now go play in your room, we're talking about grown-up things.

;)

Re:Sssssh!

[Anonymous Coward]

The subject is misleading :P I thought it was secure-secure-secure-secure shell

Re:Sssssh!

[Hobadee]

Haha! Join the club!

I went over to my friends house and was surprised that I was getting a WiFi signal. I asked my friend, "Dude, when did you get wireless?" He was like "We didn't."

Cue a slow grin growing over my and his faces.

LEAK length?

[Anonymous Coward]

How many bits is the Law Enforcement Access component of the key?

Re:So...

[Agent Green]

If you want to look at my GF's reciepe's or our photos, go right ahead.

Actually, we just want to see her photos. :)

Re:Question

[Anonymous Coward]

But what about MAC filters?

Forget MAC filters. I want WINDOWS filters. That would stop 99% of the security problems right there.