Does the length of a WPA2-PSK passphrase affect wireless performance?
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Mar 15, 20262103 viewsConfidence Score0%
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Will the performance of my home wireless network be affected by an overly long WPA2-PSK passphrase? Is the passphrase used only during authentication or is it used to encrypt all frames?
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WPA2 provides AES encryption on your data. The key for this encryption is generated for each session and has no relationship to your passphrase. Your passphrase is really only used for authentication. Your passphrase will have no affect on your perf…
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