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| Subject | RE: WPA problem and eduroam |
| From | Stefan Winter <stefan.winter@xxxxxxxxxx> |
| Date | Wed, 03 Dec 2008 15:28:45 +0100 |
Hi,
The recent breakage of the TKIP encyption algorithm suggests to transition to an AES infrastructure in the short to mid-term future.Why? I'm struggling to understand what the percieved problems are!
There is a way to compromise TKIP-protected networks to extract data and inject forged data. To a fairly little extent, admitted, but still there is a weakness in the algorithm. The immediate impact is still limited (but far from non-existent), but in the long run, it is imaginable that more exploits show up. In order to be prepared for that, I do think it makes sense to offer a migration path away from TKIP to institutions. Due to the lack of alternatives, the only target of such a migration path is AES.
Does that sound sensible to you? Greetings, Stefan
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