Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
For hackers wanting to play with WPA3 (the latest Wi-Fi security standard) without spending a lot of money, the solution may be microcontrollers.
These low-cost devices like the ESP32s2 and ESP32s support creating WPA3 access point, allowing hackers to poke around at the new protocol for less than $5.
While documentation is thin, the docs of each of these microcontrollers state they support WPA3!
For hackers wanting to play with WPA3 (the latest Wi-Fi security standard) without spending a lot of money, the solution may be microcontrollers.
These low-cost devices like the ESP32s2 and ESP32s support creating WPA3 access point, allowing hackers to poke around at the new protocol for less than $5.
While documentation is thin, the docs of each of these microcontrollers state they support WPA3!










