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broadcom disagrees.
by goodplay 9y ago
broadcom disagrees.
- willstrafach 9y agoAre you referring to a bug which was fixed prior to Defcon?
- goodplay 9y ago>DEF CON provides conference WiFi with preauthorized certificates (WPA2), so [if you remove all other known open networks] then [you can have secure and sane WiFi at the conference]. Emphasis mine. Merely "removing" networks from your device does not preclude you from being attacked. Broadcom and all the locked-down devices that aren't iphones or high-end android devices who use them demonstrate this quite nicely.
- willstrafach 9y agoI haven't heard any reports of people using the Broadcom attack on a vulnerable device at DEFCON (And there are a whole lot of people monitoring the airwaves)