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I work at a place which gives Wi-Fi to all the customers, with a password that is 19 characters long. A customer came in and claimed that because the password is that long, it slows down the internet speed. Is there and truth to this claim?
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Password verification process is not linked to the connexion speed. So the answer is No.
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Internet speed doesn't relate with the wifi password in any way.
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This is because your password is converted to a cryptographic key which is of fixed length (128 bits). For any length of password, the corresponding crypto generated key (CMAC) would be of fixed size. Many other parameters such as the client and server id, large random values provided by client and server are used to calculate this CMAC.
Encryption and decryption uses this fixed length CMAC.
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Password verification process is not linked to the connexion speed. So the answer is No.
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Internet speed doesn't relate with the wifi password in any way.
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No.
This is because your password is converted to a cryptographic key which is of fixed length (128 bits). For any length of password, the corresponding crypto generated key (CMAC) would be of fixed size. Many other parameters such as the client and server id, large random values provided by client and server are used to calculate this CMAC.
Encryption and decryption uses this fixed length CMAC.
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No.
This is because your password is converted to a cryptographic key which is of fixed length (128 bits). For any length of password, the corresponding crypto generated key (CMAC) would be of fixed size. Many other parameters such as the client and server id, large random values provided by client and server are used to calculate this CMAC.
Encryption and decryption uses this fixed length CMAC.
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No.
This is because your password is converted to a cryptographic key which is of fixed length (128 bits). For any length of password, the corresponding crypto generated key (CMAC) would be of fixed size. Many other parameters such as the client and server id, large random values provided by client and server are used to calculate this CMAC.
Encryption and decryption uses this fixed length CMAC.
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No.
This is because your password is converted to a cryptographic key which is of fixed length (128 bits). For any length of password, the corresponding crypto generated key (CMAC) would be of fixed size. Many other parameters such as the client and server id, large random values provided by client and server are used to calculate this CMAC.
Encryption and decryption uses this fixed length CMAC.
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