Which companies have fixed the Wi-Fi vulnerability in their products?

News yesterday about the existence of a security flaw in the Wi-Fi WPA2 encryption protocol published , according to which hackers are able to break into Wi-Fi communications (without the need for a word pass) to steal users’ information and even inject malware into the systems in this way.

The WPA2 security problem was fixed in Microsoft’s update last week

Now, various companies in the field of computer products have reacted to the mentioned news and each of them has spoken about their measures to solve the problem in question. In the meantime, Microsoft is ahead of its main competitors and has stated that the mentioned security flaw has been fixed in the company’s update last week (October 10) for Windows versions that are supported by the company.

Apple, as a company that attaches great importance to the safety of its products, has announced a special security package to fix the bug related to “KRACK” attacks in iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS operating systems, which was developed during the week. will be offered to users in the future.

On the other hand, Linux has provided its own special security package for “Debian” builds and stated that the version of “OpenBSD” earlier this summer has been secured against the mentioned attacks.

It should be noted that after confirming the existence of a Wi-Fi security flaw in the Android operating system, Google has announced that it will release the required update in the coming weeks, among which the Pixel family products will be the first devices, 15 They will receive the mentioned update in November.

It should be said that several other companies have also taken measures to solve the discussed security problem, among them “Intel” and “Cisco” companies as hardware suppliers, corrective patches needed for chipsets and Affected products have been released in the form of special updates.