Flaws in Wi-Fi’s New WPA3 Protocol Can Leak a Network’s Password

April 11, 2019

WPA3 was announced last year as a major upgrade to protect Wi-Fi networks from password-cracking attacks. Unfortunately, WPA3 has some flaws that can be exploited to find out a Wi-Fi router's password, according to new research.

Flaws in Wi-Fi’s New WPA3 Protocol Can Leak a Network’s Password

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