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Tr4nc3
Oct 16, 2017Initiate
WPA2 - KRACK / Vulnerability
Hi Netgear, I think this is really important and should be monitored closely and all the wifi users should ask the vendors to monitor an patch this. Looks like that WPA2 is about to be cracked and ...
- Oct 17, 2017
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mevans567
Nov 05, 2017Aspirant
SOLUTION = BETA FIRMWARE PATCH
NetGear released a patch on 2017-11-02.
Although I had contacted support via email, I never received any response, whether "yes, it's a problem" or "we've issued a patch."
Not the best experience, not a way to build confidence.
But, at least there is finally a patch.
- JMU1998Nov 06, 2017Luminary
Is this patch going to be part of the next Firmware release or we will need to patch again after taking next Firmware?