Apple's KRACK Wi-Fi fix coming in a few weeks
The company has a fix for the vulnerability in beta now.
Apple will patch up the massive Wi-Fi vulnerability called KRACK in the coming weeks.
The company confirmed it has a fix in beta and will send it out in a software update. The updates will come for iOS, MacOS, WatchOS and TVOS.
KRACK, which stands for Key Reinstallation Attack, was found to exploit a vulnerability in Wi-Fi networks using the WPA2 encryption protocol. WPA2 is the most widely used form of security, making a majority of Wi-Fi products and networks susceptible to an attack.
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