Looks like my suspicion was correct about weak IV's still out there, even though most modern cards have firmware to avoid sending them. Aircrack is an example of how to inject packets to get weak IV's flowing again.
What if someone brings there 3yr old WiFi card into the network. Don't they start sending weak IV's all over the place, and the AP responding with more of them??
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Looks like my suspicion was correct about weak IV's still out there, even though most modern cards have firmware to avoid sending them. Aircrack is an example of how to inject packets to get weak IV's flowing again. What if someone brings there 3yr old WiFi card into the network. Don't they start sending weak IV's all over the place, and the AP responding with more of them??