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infoSync World : IEEE approves 802.11i security spec
June 26. 2004 by Del.
infoSync World : IEEE approves 802.11i security spec: “The IEEE has approved yet another specification in the 802.11 family of wireless ethernet. This time it’s a new Wi-Fi security standard, dubbed 802.11i.
Adding to the alphabet soup that is the Wi-Fi family of protocols, the IEEE has approved a new wireless security protocol dubbed 802.11i, intended to finally provide sufficient security for wireless connections that users don’t need to rely on alternate security layers. “
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