Very nice development to help protect what are usually wide-open wireless networks such as guest networks. x.com/wifialliance/s…

The Next Generation of Wi-Fi Security Will Save You From Yourself bit.ly/2Kk6fdV via WIRED

WPA3 is finally here! x.com/wifialliance/s…

I helped with this one. I hope it makes it easier for you to setup your wireless networks. x.com/wifialliance/s…

The next generation of Wi-Fi security is here. #WPA3 is helping the industry stay ahead of emerging threats. Read more on VentureBeat: bit.ly/2Kcl6em #WiFiSecurity

WPA3-Personal is bringing new security protections to users in the home—even if passwords aren’t highly complex—Read more on CNET: cnet.co/2KsMoNf #WiFiSecurity

WPA3 is here to simplify and enhance Wi-Fi security for personal and enterprise networks. Here’s more on the #WiFiSecurity program from The Verge: bit.ly/2MYBuwV

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Picked up by the Beacon. wi-fi.org/beacon/bob-say…

How do you connect to a wireless network when you have no head? Come find out at CiscoLive in San Diego this June. #CLUS

I've been quiet for way too long. Glad to be back. Hope you enjoy what I plan on sharing.

Don't bother downloading the code from github. Instead use pipy to install the library. Tell me if there are any interfaces you need. My goal is to automate any API interactions that would require you to understand how DNAC and its API works. /1

Other APIs require you to learn DNAC's behavior. Mine doesn't. My API encapsulates DNAC's behavior and simply delivers you the results. /2

Simply download the wrapper from pipy and start using it. If you want me to wrap a function, please let me know. github.com/rsayle/DNAC-Py… /FIN

If you are still running #WEP - the upside is #WPA2 with the new discovered vulnerabilites is more secure than where you are.

Panic and misinformation like wireless comes in waves. Understand the issues before making changes to your WLAN. #DontPanic

aamiblog.org/2017/10/30/rob…

What #HTM needs to know (and do) to stop the #KRACK Wi-Fi #cybersecurity vulnerability in its tracks. aamiblog.org/2017/10/30/rob… #Krackattack

The idea that #cybersecurity risks in devices like pacemakers are remote is “flawed.” “No, the risk is unknown,” said FDA’s Suzanne Schwartz

Checking medical devices for their security posture doesn’t have to be as scary or problematic as you might think. aamiblog.org/2017/11/14/rob…