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Haven't read the whole thing, nor do I vouch for the quality or accuracy of the content. It seems that this may turn out to be a rather important update though.
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A fundamental weakness of WPA2, the current wireless security protocol that dates back to 2004, is that it lets hackers deploy a so-called offline dictionary attack to guess your password. An attacker can take as many shots as they want at guessing your credentials without being on the same network, cycling through the entire dictionary—and beyond—in relatively short order.
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