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WPA3 Support on the AP15

WPA3 is approaching release and it appears to be a major upgrade.

Do we know which Sophos Wireless products will be supported?

Specifically, I have the AP15 but am curious about all of them.

Thanks,

Dougga

Reference article: http://www.zdnet.com/article/wpa3-wireless-standard-tougher-wifi-security-revealed/#ftag=RSSbaffb68

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0 sachingurung over 6 years ago

Hi Dougga,

I am not aware of any discussions related to WPA3 so far. I suggest you to raise it as a feature request on Sophos Ideas.

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0 EdmundSackbauer over 5 years ago in reply to sachingurung

Hi,

please look into it, because WPA2 is now easily cracked:
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-method-simplifies-cracking-wpa-wpa2-passwords-on-80211-networks/

Is in Sophos implementations roaming used? if not, WPA2 is still safe, but its certainly better to have WPA3.

BR

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0 sachingurung over 5 years ago in reply to EdmundSackbauer

Thanks for the information, you can vote for this feature request on an existing FR on Sophos Ideas here, https://ideas.sophos.com/forums/17359-sg-utm/suggestions/34569373-wpa3-update-for-current-products-upon-release.

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0 BAlfson over 5 years ago in reply to EdmundSackbauer

Excellent find, Edmund! The guy that found this vulnerability, Steube, says in the article that he uses a password generator to create a truly-random PSK in the 20-30 character range.

We shouldn't be concerned about this because we don't have "standard" PSKs like home routers do. I use a password safe to keep track of passwords/PSKs and always generate 15-character codes. Also, organizations large enough to have an authentication server should be using WPA2 Enterprise.

Cheers - Bob

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