Match each wireless security protocol standard on the left with its defining cryptographic capability or key exchange mechanism on the right.
- WPA (Legacy)Employs TKIP encryption cipher suite with RC4 to provide temporary legacy security
- WPA2-PersonalMandates AES-CCMP encryption and utilizes a 4-way handshake with a Pre-Shared Key (PSK)
- WPA3-PersonalReplaces PSK with Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (SAE) to protect against offline dictionary attacks
- WPA3-EnterpriseRequires Protected Management Frames (PMF) by default and supports an optional 192-bit security suite
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WPA (Legacy) pairs with TKIP/RC4 cipher suite; WPA2-Personal pairs with AES-CCMP and PSK 4-way handshake; WPA3-Personal pairs with SAE key exchange; WPA3-Enterprise pairs with mandatory PMF and optional 192-bit security mode.
Each wireless security protocol standard corresponds directly to its cryptographic cipher suite and authentication mechanism: legacy WPA uses TKIP/RC4, WPA2-Personal uses AES-CCMP with PSK authentication, WPA3-Personal uses SAE to defend against dictionary attacks, and WPA3-Enterprise enforces Protected Management Frames (PMF) alongside an optional 192-bit encryption suite.
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Wireless Security Protocols (WPA, WPA2, WPA3)