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The Ultimate Kali Linux Book
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At the time of writing, WPA3 is the latest wireless security standard within the wireless networking industry. As such, it has resolved various security concerns that existed in its predecessor; that is, WPA2. In the previous sections, you discovered various types of attacks that a penetration tester can use to compromise an IEEE 802.11 wireless network using the WPA2 wireless security standard. WPA2 wireless networks are highly vulnerable to wireless de-authentication attacks, which allows a threat actor or a penetration tester to send de-authentication frames to any wireless clients that are associated with a specific access point. However, WPA3 is not susceptible to de-authentication attacks because WPA3 uses Protected Management Frame (PMF), unlike its predecessors.
The following comparison will help you quickly understand the new features and technologies of WPA3:
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