- Mon Jan 11, 2016 12:37 am
#38480
As far as I can tell, whenever in AP mode with WPA2-PSK enabled, both AES (CCMP) and the older, insecure and now obsolete TKIP encryption are enabled. Is there any way to either disable TKIP being offered by the AP, or as an alternative is there a way to determine that a client has connected with TKIP and use that information to immediately close their connection (in custom firmware). Thanks!
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