Breakdown of The Dragonblood WPA3 Flaws

As we know WPA2 has been the latest and greatest in terms of WiFi security for a long time now, you might have also already heard about WPA3 and how its going to replace WPA2 as its more secure.

Now in mid April 2019 researchers Mathy Fanhouf and Eal Ronan published a research paper in which they analysed the Dragonfly handshake, this is the handshake used in WPA3 replacing the vulnerable 4 way handshake in WPA2, in this paper they detailed a number of flaws that can be used to launch a number of attacks against the latest and greatest wifi security protocol WPA3.

The following video will walk you through everything that you need to know about these new discoveries, enjoy πŸ™‚

 

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Zaid Sabih

Ethical Hacker, Pentester & Computer Scientist

Zaid Al-Quraishi is an ethical hacker, computer scientist, and founder of zSecurity. He studied Computer Science at University College Dublin, graduating May 2016.

Zaid has a strong background and experience in ethical hacking, starting with video tutorials in 2009 in an ethical hacking community, iSecur1ty.org. He also worked as a penetration tester (pentester) for this company.

In 2013 he started teaching his first course online in Arabic which received extremely positive feedback. This motivated him to create an English version of the course. The English course became the most popular and top paid course on Udemy for almost a year, which further motivated Zaid to design and teach more courses on ethical hacking.

He now offers a number of courses on ethical hacking and more than 800,000 students on Udemy and other teaching platforms such as StackSocial, StackSkills and zSecurity.

Zaid says: "I just love hacking and breaking the rules but don't get me wrong, I am an ethical hacker!"

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