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Wireless networking / Computer network security / Stream ciphers / Wired Equivalent Privacy / Temporal Key Integrity Protocol / RC4 / Fluhrer /  Mantin and Shamir attack / Related-key attack / Wi-Fi Protected Access / Cryptography / Cryptographic protocols / IEEE 802.11
Date: 2012-12-01 17:41:44
Wireless networking
Computer network security
Stream ciphers
Wired Equivalent Privacy
Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
RC4
Fluhrer
Mantin and Shamir attack
Related-key attack
Wi-Fi Protected Access
Cryptography
Cryptographic protocols
IEEE 802.11

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