Well I did mention it's "an end-of-the-world type vulnerability, at least as far as Wi-Fi goes".
I don't think it's a lot of consolation saying something along the lines of "Wi-Fi security is broken, but it's not so bad because it's Wi-Fi"
I don't think it's a lot of consolation saying something along the lines of "Wi-Fi security is broken, but it's not so bad because it's Wi-Fi"
Interesting book that can really burst your bubble on how bad things are and yet we are still here.
I'm not sure how that compares to the fact that WPA2 is completely insecure and trivial to decrypt on Android as "no, that is bad". Except maybe in a "well who trusts Wi-Fi security anyway?" to which I'd reply: "Actually, a lot of people. Including people on this thread".
I actually buy the argument that the RSA issue that affects YubiKey, that was announced today, is perhaps more important since it's harder to mitigate than using a VPN, but I don't know how bringing up silence in the wire makes this any less important.
Again, I haven't fully or detailedly read the book, so I could be wrong about that I guess.