PSA: Most Wi-Fi routers vulnerable to AirSnitch attack – here’s what to do

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By Ben LovejoyMar 2, 2026, 8:56 am164 pts
You may recall that way back in 2017, the WPA2 encryption standard used by most Wi-Fi routers at the time was cracked and had to be replaced with a new version, WPA3. Now a new attack method dubbed AirSnitch means that Wi-Fi encryption on most networks can be bypassed in order to access all of the traffic…

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