A serious Wi-Fi vulnerability affecting nearly every Wi-Fi network and device was made public last week. This flaw allows attackers to eavesdrop and intercept your data, including passwords, credit card information, emails, photos, etc... It can also be used to inject malware including ransomware into visited websites.This vulnerability, known as KRACK (Key Reinstallation AttaCK), works by tricking wireless access points into reusing encryption keys, which allows attackers to decrypt your data.How to stay safe

Update all your devices to the latest versions. The best thing you can do is check for updates for all of your electronics and make sure they stay updated.

If you are a managed services client with AllSafe IT, you don't have to worry! We automatically update your devices and network equipment on a regular basis.

If your device manufacturer has not released an update yet, treat all Wi-Fi networks like coffee shops with open, unencrypted, wireless.

Continue using the WPA2 protocol for your wireless networks. It's still the most secure option available.

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