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Explore Wireless Security

Your smart camera isn't your problem alone — it's a node someone else is renting.

Wireless security here starts past the password. You'll work through why WPA2 held for years and where KRACK broke it, why WPA3's SAE handshake closes that door, and why half the routers in the world still run mixed mode because some old device on the network can't do better.

Most of the damage in this field doesn't come from clever radio attacks — it comes from admin/admin, an unpatched router past its end-of-life date, and a flat network where a compromised thermostat can see the workstation next to it. Nugget builds sessions around that reality: segmentation, credential hygiene, firmware lifecycle, vendor scrutiny — the boring controls that actually stop the 820,000-device-a-day scanners.

You steer the pace. Ask about Bluetooth pairing attacks, ask why a guest network doesn't count as isolation, ask what happens when a vendor goes silent on CVEs — Nugget follows your question and pushes back on the parts of your reasoning that still assume 'it still works' means 'it's still safe.'

// What a session feels like

You bring the questions. Nugget asks the next one.

  • You claim a guest WiFi network isolates your smart bulbs from your laptop. Nugget sketches the subnet on the whiteboard and asks you to trace where guest and IoT traffic actually converge — then asks what a compromised bulb could still reach.
  • You're deciding between WPA3-only and transition mode for a mixed-device network. Nugget lays out both configs side by side and has you weigh which legacy device you'd be locking out, and what that device is worth losing.
  • Mid-session you ask whether a specific router model has a CVE disclosure history. Nugget pulls a current, cited lookup, then asks you to reason through what an absent disclosure policy would mean for that vendor's other products.

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