#167 KRACK Wi-Fi Attack: How to Protect our ESP8266 and ESP32?

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Название	:	#167 KRACK Wi-Fi Attack: How to Protect our ESP8266 and ESP32?
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Thanks for advise
Comment from : Ideas

Thanks Sir you serve so well good luck
Comment from : MAMUN UR RASHID

Espressif is probably the only IoT hardware vendor to patch for the KRACK vulnerability Google won't even update older Android devices
Comment from : George Ou

@birdinacage
Comment from : Michael Fleming

ESP32 camera tutorials please!
Comment from : Abishek

Thanks Andreas Always enjoy your videos
Comment from : Ronald Ronald

What was that cloud manager you referenced? (I think I caught IAS in the name)
Comment from : Steve M

Yikes!
Comment from : Ten Minute Tokyo 2

Interesting video ! Great wise guys here in Belgium
Comment from : Philip Gevaert

Thank you so much for this
Comment from : robert dutcher

Thank you for the excellent ESP videos!
Comment from : circuithijacker

Thanks for sharingbrBut when I use 240-rc2 or rc1 my buffer size will decrease (RAM?)brI have to send a big html page with html and javascript which I now have split into 2,000 characters together it is 10,000 charactersbrBut with the new update it sometimes can handle the 2,000 characters and sometimes it just sends only 4 charactersbrIs there a way to send the page in just the exact size of packages so the esp8266 can handle the size but doesn't take that long?brNow it takes about 2 seconds to send the whole page?
Comment from : Robin Gerritsen

I did not work and I had to completely disarm Arduino, now I'm reinstalling everything again !! @@
Comment from : biker2k3

it seems, that if you want to install the RC2 lib, you first need to have the already RC1 installed, or you will get a signature verification failure error when going from 23
Comment from : Daniel Nyeky

Cool
Comment from : Powered by Sergey

Useful video Subscribed to your channel
Comment from : Spectre One

Any instructions for non Arduino users? lua in particular
Comment from : Aidas Janulis

thanks for your rapid update
Comment from : Onlyrgu

esp-idf's latest release is still 21 from a few month back Getting the latest version from the master tree would mean potentially have many bugsbrUntil they release a 22 I am not sure it's worth switching
Comment from : Tony

A quick one, but a good one Andreas
Comment from : DIY Projects With Chuxxsss

Thanks!
Comment from : First2ner

outstanding! Thank you for publishing this
Comment from : northshorepx

I have an error githubcom/esp8266/Arduino/releases/download/240-rc2/package_esp8266com_indexjson? file signature verification failed File ignored using Arduino IDE 18100
Comment from : Gordon Hall

Good video sir
Comment from : Hemang Joshi

Thanks for sharing Andreas As always your videos make working with these devices so much easier
Comment from : Mo in Oz

Thanks for your informative and timely update regarding ESP32/8266 development!
Comment from : Doug Manatt

im getting Error downloading githubcom/esp8266/Arduino/releases/download/240-rc2/package_esp8266com_indexjson ( auduino ide 183 on Mac 10116 (15G1510) )
Comment from : Thiwanka Wimalasuriya

The latest version for my ESP8266 is version 230??
Comment from : James Bowen

Try to recompile WEmos D1 mini or sample esp12E, all have in result wdt reset ((
Comment from : GeneriK

Thank you for the post
Comment from : M Alam

Thanks very much
Comment from : andres perez

I found the copy and pasted link for ESP8266 would not work, so I went here githubcom/esp8266/Arduino/releases and scrolled down to find the current recommended link
Comment from : viewerbear

i was wondering about KRACk and the esp8266/esp32 thanks for the succinct explanation/guide!!
Comment from : David Vincent

Very useful Mucho thanks
Comment from : UFOhunter

So it's basically to re-compile ur sketches with the patched compilerbrNow my dog will eat only once at lunch, up to now she was cracking the connection to trigger dog feeder at her will brThank you 4 the advice ;)
Comment from : rodstartube

Thanks for sharing It is nice that you give us the fastest upgrades, Thanks for that :-)
Comment from : Asger Vestbjerg

Here is an explanation of the vulnerability in English from a couple of Computer Scientists youtube/mYtvjijATa4
Comment from : Stephen Farthing

Thanks for this and all your You Tube presentations Do you have or maintain a list of all the titles that can be downloaded from time to time for quick reference and replay? It would help a lot when doing my own projects
Comment from : Norm Folkers

Wie immer sehr gute Arbeit, vielen Dank für Deine MühebrVery good Job, thank you for your Work
Comment from : Ralf Krause

Thank you very much
Comment from : G R

Great stuff thank you very much
Comment from : Tony McCarthy

using a release candidate version is probably not great
Comment from : Se Ya

thank you man
Comment from : Vida Natural

Very helpful Thanks
Comment from : Darren Tarbard

It's not easy to copy url from comment, the link is trimmed and the file is downloading when you go, here is url githubcom/esp8266/Arduino/releases/download/240-rc2/package_esp8266com_indexjsonbrThanks for this information
Comment from : GeneriK

Copy-paste this line into your preferences field:br githubcom/esp8266/Arduino/releases/download/240-rc2/package_esp8266com_indexjsonbrMake sure you have at least release 23 installed before Otherwise you might get an error message like "file signature verification failed File ignored"
Comment from : Andreas Spiess