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<p>Want to read Slashdot from your mobile device? Point it at m. The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. We are not responsible for them in any way. Well, at least not for another 6 months or so, when it's "breaking news" to them. Ok, I originally assumed you were purposely being obtuse so my answer was short, and apparently comical to someone I'll try to explain this clearly and concisely, so that it might sink into that brain of yours: Because any self respecting nerd who isn't busy getting their panties all twisted over "OMG HAXX0RZ" could reasonably be expected to find this interesting. Moxie Marlinspike is a rather high profile computer security researcher who has been featured on slashdot at least on While this job would take over 5 days on a contemporary dual-core PC, on our cluster it takes an average of 20 minutes Anyone interested in testing their own key would not care about it taking 5 days. During a weekday, you're not around most of the time anyway. Suppose your in the middle of a download and suddenly you ISP capps you. Here, I use KeePass, tell it to make a 63 character random string, wiggle the mouse and type in some keys. Then I paste the string into my router, put a copy of the string on a file in a TC protected container. That I copy to a USB flash drive and manually copy and paste that into the rest of my boxes' WPA2 config. If I forget the WPA2 password, who cares. I log on the router via a hardwired connection, repeat the above pr If an attacker can get at wpa cloud cracking service machine's clipboard, then I have far bigger problems to worry about other than how sturdy my WPA2 key is. That's akin to worrying if someone is fretting about using Medeco M3, Abloy PROTEC, or Evva MKS on the front door wpa cloud cracking service a robber just smashed into the living room with a pickup wpa cloud cracking service. The weakest point of the Wpa cloud cracking service implementation is that every machine on the SSID has to know that key. So if one laptop gets compromised and the attacker is able to extract the key, they have a t That could be a decently secure system if done right.</p>

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