Thoughts on Cybersecurity, Wi-Fi and some other stuff
Transition Disable is a mechanism to protect a WPA3 network against downgrade attacks and is described in Chapter 8 of the WPA3 Specification 3.3. When this feature is enabled, a station should configure it’s network profile to not connect to the SSID with AKMs that are not allowed in WPA3-only
Part 1 of my “Roaming with WPA3-SAE” blog showed the roaming process in a centralized environment without any Fast Roaming mechanisms enabled. In this second part I’ll look into the roaming process with “Fast BSS Transition (802.11r)” enabled in a centralized environment. TLDR: From the moment the client and the
How does roaming with WPA3-SAE (WPA3-Personal) work? We have the SAE exchange that is done at the beginning of our wireless session to compute the PMK. But do we need this extra exchange when roaming, or is there some kind of a “shortcut”? When starting this blog-post I thought that