> As far as I understood, this attack has no client-side mitigation that could be employed other than treating every wifi as an open network.
I've been doing that for years and recommend others do so as well.
The rise of HTTPS nearly everywhere helps mitigate things a bit. This same type of exploit 5 years ago would wreak havoc exploited at the local Starbucks WiFI.
I've been doing that for years and recommend others do so as well.
The rise of HTTPS nearly everywhere helps mitigate things a bit. This same type of exploit 5 years ago would wreak havoc exploited at the local Starbucks WiFI.