AES encrypted passwords

[Stefan Paetow]

>(Maybe it's safer to use a different password for wireless access than
>for the rest of your enterprise services to mitigate the problem? But if
>you're going to do that, you could just go the EAP-TLS route anyway. And
>it doesn't obviate the need for checking the AP certificate to prevent
>traffic interception)

Some organisations already do this. Some universities are clear about
this, i.e. that your eduroam password should not be the same as your login
password to your mail etc.

Regards


Stefan Paetow
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