To provide both encryption and integrity protection, wpa2 uses aes encryption with:

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Andreas Holstenson · Answer 1 · 2019-01-27T19:58:28+0000

WPA 2 stands for Wi-Fi Protected Access, version 2. It is the latest protocol that effectively protects 802.11 wireless traffic across a LAN. It belongs to the 802.11 protocol.

To provide both encryption and integrity protection, wpa2 uses aes encryption with Counter and CBC MAC (CCM) Mode.

To provide both encryption and integrity protection, wpa2 uses aes encryption with:

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