WPA3 Security for Wi-Fi is Finally Here! A HUGE Improvement

What does this new version of WPA bring to Wi-Fi?

WPA, or Wi-Fi Protected Access is the standard form of Wi-Fi security and encryption. First we had WEP, which was found to be extremely insecure, but WPA2 is still secure. However, there are improvements to be made, such as encryption even for public Wi-Fi hotspots. WPA3 brings these essential new features that will be a huge improvement, meaning you can use public Wi-Fi without worry, theoretically.

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[jec]

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FINALLY. About time we got a new security method.

[squirrelE]

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[JH-]

Excellent video. Keep up the good work.👍

[xbotscythe]

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[MonteroEntertainment]

But anyway, WPA3 probably = more security I think! Next time I should secure my wifi with WPA3

[AlanHernandez]

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[ddlp]

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[suryashekhardas]

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[phantomphreak]

Hey ThioJoe, great info on the new WPA. Great video love your stuff.

[dannymcphee]

Thanks Thio, appreciate the updates on security tech. One can never have enough protection from hackers esp the NSA lol!!

[Thetreetroll]

Thank You Thio. I approve of your existence.

[QuantumBraced]

I got excited for WPA3, then researched it a little and found they've already exposed major flaws that leave it as vulnerable as WPA2 to certain types of attacks. Well... that didn't take long.

[AmyraCarter]

Yeah, it *really* is about time the WiFi security and encryption got upgraded...

[MyRiverD]

Really great information. Your doing a great job. Thanks

[albertcazares]

Since I'm early I'm pretty sure I'll get a ❤️ from thio

[GeekIWG]

I'm quite excited about this! Fixes the things I have complaints about with WPA2, such as unencrypted public networks and per-device encryption.

[Crazycat]

awesome video thanks for the great info and you said it in a way it was easy to understand.

[OmegaWolf]

I'll be excited when I get a device that supports it.

[Apanics]

WPA2 already provides a unique encryption key for each client though?