Retracted: ‘WLAN Security Protocols and WPA3 Security Approach Measurement Through Aircrack-ng Technique’

Отозвано: «Протоколы безопасности WLAN и оценка подхода к безопасности WPA3 с использованием метода Aircrack-ng»
Elyas Baray, Nitish Kumar Ojha
2021-04-08

Aircrack-ngWLAN security protocolsWPA/WPA2 crackingWPA3 securitydowngrade vulnerability
From the beginning of technology and Wi-Fi based systems wireless networks had a prominent threat upon data security. Without security measures many organizations contribute on these flaws of security to make it better. There are many vulnerabilities of security models which are discussed in this article such as hacking through Wi-Fi security by Aircrack-ng, previous security model vulnerabilities and also the performance of Aircrack-ng attack on Wi-Fi modem or routers. In order to crack WPA/WPA2, kali Linux operating system will be needed along with Aircrack-ng packages installed on any compatible PC. Some of the new standard WPA3 such like downgrade problem on which the system will let the device to downgrade from WPA3 to WPA2 in order to connect with incompatible devise. Further, it makes a way for hackers to obtain Wi-Fi passwords even from new model defined such as WPA3 by using old techniques. The new model introduced Wi-Fi security protocol WPA3 is also no longer a secure model it can be penetrated. Researchers have discovered some new vulnerability enables hackers to get out the Wi-Fi passwords.
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Cracking WPA/WPA2 networks is described as requiring Kali Linux and Aircrack-ng packages on a compatible computer.
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Downgrade attacks may allow attackers to apply older techniques to obtain Wi-Fi passwords from networks using WPA3.
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The abstract concludes that WPA3 is not completely secure and remains susceptible to newly identified password-recovery vulnerabilities.
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The abstract identifies a WPA3 downgrade vulnerability that can force devices to connect using WPA2 for compatibility.
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The paper examines vulnerabilities in WLAN security protocols, including WPA/WPA2 weaknesses and attacks using the Aircrack-ng toolkit.

WLAN security protocols, particularly WPA/WPA2 and WPA3 on Wi-Fi modems or routers

Vulnerabilities and password-extraction susceptibility of WLAN security protocols, including WPA3 downgrade behavior and Aircrack-ng attack performance

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Elyas Baray
Nitish Kumar Ojha
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