Wi-Fi security protocol will be getting a huge update after more than a decade, 14 years. This was confirmed as Wi-Fi Alliance launched the next-generation security standard for Wi-Fi, WPA3 on Monday to certify the shift. WPA3 is a successor to the existing WPA2 security protocol which has been in use since 2004. WPA3 promises to solve many vulnerabilities existing in the current model of wireless security standard.
One big improvement on the new security protocol is that it makes it harder for hackers to crack your password by multi...
