Wi-Fi to Get Security Upgrade After 14 Years
Over a decade, Wi-Fi devices have been using the equivalent security protocol. But now, it will begin to change: the Wi-Fi Alliance that oversees the adoption of the Wi-Fi standard is beginning to certify the products which support WPA3 and also the successor to the WPA2 security protocol that has been in use since 2004. However, the new protocol will provide some further protections for devices which are directly connected to Wi-Fi. One of the biggest improvements makes harder for the hackers to break your password by guessing it again and again, and the other limits that data hackers can see even once when they have uncovered the passcode. Nothing will be changed until the users see it, but you will still type in your password and also connect with your network connection. The WPA3 protections would not only flip on overnight. Indeed, but it is also going to be a very long process. For this firstly, you will have to buy a new router which supports WPA3. It will also go for ...