WPA2 itself (I mean the defined WPA2 standart) is not broken with KRACK - the implementations are. While this is because of the RFC being to broad at certain point, it can be fixed by updates in those vulnerable implementations.
The "vulnerable" for-ways-handshake has been proven mathematically but, as I said, the implementations.
WPA2 itself (I mean the defined WPA2 standart) is not broken with KRACK - the implementations are. While this is because of the RFC being to broad at certain point, it can be fixed by updates in those vulnerable implementations. The "vulnerable" for-ways-handshake has been proven mathematically but, as I said, the implementations.