@nollipfsense said in This 12yrs Old Boy:
https://twitter.com/CNET/status/1582763509623836673
I watched 22 seconds of this.
it's not a hack of the your WAP password.
It's decrypting the traffic after getting in. Which is usually due to poor SSID deployment, using weak passwords, etc.
I was asked last year (and still haven't completed) by a higher up here at Netgate to write a blog post about securing your home WiFi and why firmware updates are important for all devices... I should get back to that.
The issue here is manufacturers are building sub-par, poorly secured devices and selling them to consumers as a solution. Weak encryption is just that – weak.
I've been doing WiFi design for more than a decade and these are the things I design against.