Wireless expert Toms joins our studio to test Mikrotik AX (802.11ax and WPA3) advanced security features. Toms boots up Kali linux to crack wireless passwords using latest attacks. Will he succeed?
For MikroTik products, new drivers with these features exist only for 802.11ax devices. This is a tutorial for MikroTik devices, not a generic introduction to WPA3. If you use new wifiwave2.npk driver, you can also use WPA3 for 802.11ac mode, yes. But the software driver does not exist for old MikroTik models.
So, the company that was last to lunch wifi6 is now bragging how WPA3 is more secure? Oh, and you forgot a importante pice of advice for all of us, you have to get ride of ALL your old WPA2 devices and buy new ones WPA3 ready. Guys, I really like Mikrotik but a bit humility will suite you best, especially when you were the last to this game and WIFI6E is not even in sight.
We get your sentiment, but these videos are for our users, for them this is new. P.S: your comment is contradictory. If MikroTik is so late to the game, why would there be a problem with wpa3 support in your devices - haven’t you migrated long ago?
I don't see the problem with them telling facts, WPA3 is more secure, and Mikrotik can say it now because they now have support for it, why would they promote features they don't have?
@@carlosescobar5995 Is fine to promote new features, don't have any problem with that, now " Don't get PWNED" really? f god sake give me a break.First thing I saw it, I thought they have invented the wheel.
Great job, Toms! Would love to see more of your hosting
Thank you Toms, a very clear; technically & articulate explanation. MikroTik 💕 from the UK.
Really liked the blackhat reference
Very informative video! I really enjoy these hacking style videos as it gives real world examples of how/why to protect your devices.
Technical and simple, wonderful explanation of wireless authentication mechanisms :)
this videos are fantastic. Watched the FT one, Wifi6 capsman and now this. many customers can use this at a good price
Please do video on OWE (opportunistic wireless encryption)
Thanks Toms.. Your content too much interesting... Thanks Mikrotik
Thanks Tom!
Hello nice videos please add the video how to setup step by step wpa3 it would be really nice
What about 802.11w support in Capsman?
Thanks for great explanation!
don't work if attack deauther esp32
I really enjoyed this video. Druvis has a challenger now 😅
Mikrotik rocks
Very informative, thank you! Are there any known issues with disabling pkmid?
Fans of Gibson satisfied)
Which tiling terminal or windowmanager are you usiing? Looks great!
That is tmux! Awesome tool.
Hi, Toms!
That's the kind of hat we wear hacking in Texas
I need to know the title of that retrowave song! I'm guessing something from the likes of Carpenter Brut...
www.storyblocks.com/audio/stock/dark-synth-retrowave-bkdj64qhrk3ffx2fd.html
Please make produk converter fo to lan
Hello nice videos please add the video how to setup step by step wpa3
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@@mikrotik I saw that severel times but due I am not geek I will need more step by step tutorial and best with screenshots from wifiwave
@@TheFullthrotle999 pay a geek then
You've intentionally conflated WPA3 and WiFi 6.
WPA3 is perfectly possible to use on N and AC, no need for AX.
For MikroTik products, new drivers with these features exist only for 802.11ax devices. This is a tutorial for MikroTik devices, not a generic introduction to WPA3. If you use new wifiwave2.npk driver, you can also use WPA3 for 802.11ac mode, yes. But the software driver does not exist for old MikroTik models.
So, the company that was last to lunch wifi6 is now bragging how WPA3 is more secure? Oh, and you forgot a importante pice of advice for all of us, you have to get ride of ALL your old WPA2 devices and buy new ones WPA3 ready. Guys, I really like Mikrotik but a bit humility will suite you best, especially when you were the last to this game and WIFI6E is not even in sight.
We get your sentiment, but these videos are for our users, for them this is new.
P.S: your comment is contradictory. If MikroTik is so late to the game, why would there be a problem with wpa3 support in your devices - haven’t you migrated long ago?
@@mikrotik I’m a MikroTik user, but I don’t live on a bubble, neither other users, this is intended to be constructive feedback.
I don't see the problem with them telling facts, WPA3 is more secure, and Mikrotik can say it now because they now have support for it, why would they promote features they don't have?
@@carlosescobar5995 Is fine to promote new features, don't have any problem with that, now " Don't get PWNED" really? f god sake give me a break.First thing I saw it, I thought they have invented the wheel.