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1   zzyzzx   2017 Oct 16, 12:01pm  

More importantly, how can I use this to get free wifi at home?
2   zzyzzx   2017 Oct 16, 12:06pm  

Better article here:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2017/10/16/every-wi-fi-device-risk-unprecedented-krack-attack-security/

The so-called “Krack” attack. Of course article fails to mentions how to implement this. Presumably they are referring to the practice of monitoring for a handshake than using another computer to kick something off the network and wait for it to automatically reconnect (hence asking for the handshake). But then you still have to use the handshake to determine the WIFI password. But I thought that was old news???
3   NuttBoxer   2017 Oct 16, 1:19pm  

That method is old news, I actually read an infosec article about it over the weekend. For information purposes of course...

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