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What is a EAP method - subzero420 - Jan 3, 2024 I came across this when I Connected to a wifi network. I've never heard of an eap method when Connecting to wifi and it ask for an identity a password and a certificate. I have two questions can it be hacked? And how does it different from WPA or wpa-2. Also I have a laptop Connect to network it connects automatically and I tried showing the password but when I got to the screen there no show password button. RE: What is a EAP method - pasnger57 - Jan 3, 2024 Certificates are generated on the device ( cable networks is now using this when you set your phone up WiFi calling RE: What is a EAP method - DramaKing - Jan 3, 2024 (Jan 3, 2024 07:06 AM)subzero420 Wrote: I came across this when I Connected to a wifi network. I've never heard of an eap method when Connecting to wifi and it ask for an identity a password and a certificate. I have two questions can it be hacked? And how does it different from WPA or wpa-2. Also I have a laptop Connect to network it connects automatically and I tried showing the password but when I got to the screen there no show password button. Your company laptop authenticates automatically to the RADIUS server using the Active Directory credentials. Here's the list of authentication methods: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/networking/technologies/extensible-authentication-protocol/network-access?tabs=eap-tls%2Cserveruserprompt-eap-tls%2Ceap-sim. Most of these use certificates as you saw. Cracking a certificate is like cracking a 32-character password. It's impossible. |