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CSCvf47808 - Key Reinstallation attacks against WPA protocol - 3

bvj197222
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The article says that 8.3.130 was fixed 16.10 for some AP's, but when I check out the downloads the date of the sw is 27.9. Where can I download the bugfixed Version?

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Leo Laohoo
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Kindly delay with doing any upgrade to 8.3.131.0. During their testing phase (after the release) they found some issues affecting non-Wave 2 APs. They've found what the issue is and they're testing the new fix before releasing the fix version on 23 October 2017.
I have updated my earlier post of the ETA of the fix to reflect the new development.

 

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Leo Laohoo
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@bvj197222 wrote:

The article says that 8.3.130 was fixed 16.10 for some AP's, but when I check out the downloads the date of the sw is 27.9. Where can I download the bugfixed Version?


I think this is a mis-print.  A new batch of firmwares to fix the KRACK vulnerability is about to be released.  It's currently in it's final phase of testing.  

Any idea as to when this last phase of testing will be completed?

The Bug Search pages lists 8.2.163.5 as a fixed version, but that is not available for download ...

 

Steve

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Kindly delay with doing any upgrade to 8.3.131.0. During their testing phase (after the release) they found some issues affecting non-Wave 2 APs. They've found what the issue is and they're testing the new fix before releasing the fix version on 23 October 2017.
I have updated my earlier post of the ETA of the fix to reflect the new development.

 

Where can we download the fixed software? When I check out the available software for 5508 Wireless Controller I find 8.3.130.0  With release date 26-SEP-2017.

Kindly delay with doing any upgrade to 8.3.131.0. During their testing phase (after the release) they found some issues affecting non-Wave 2 APs. They've found what the issue is and they're testing the new fix before releasing the fix version on 23 October 2017.
I have updated my earlier post of the ETA of the fix to reflect the new development.

Leo Laohoo
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Software fix for the KRACK vulnerability is now available for download. They are 8.0.152.0, 8.2.164.0, 8.3.132.0 and 8.5.105.0.

Any idea if these new releases are affected by this catastrophic bug: CSCvf16302

 

There are no fixed releases listed.

 

Would hate to update and kill hundreds of APs.


@tomab wrote:

Any idea if these new releases are affected by this catastrophic bug: CSCvf16302

 


This is a totally different bug and has NOTHING to do with the KRACK vulnerability.


@Leo Laohoo wrote:


This is a totally different bug and has NOTHING to do with the KRACK vulnerability.

 


Yes it is a different bug, however you've completely missed my point which is:

If I upgrade to resolve KRACK am I then exposed to CSCvf16302.