A Chosen Random Value Attack on WPA3 SAE Authentication Protocol

Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (SAE) is a password-authenticated key exchange protocol that designed to replace the WPA2-PSK-based authentication. The SAE authenticated supports peer-to-peer authentication and one major mechanisms Key Management Suite specified within Wi-Fi. has been widely implemented in today’s Wi-Fi devices as part security feature upgrades regarded third generation Protected Access. This article presents way attacking weaker randomness algorithm protocols, which can lead successful impersonation types attacks. We also suggest some amendments for protection. It recommended implementations should be upgraded ensure protection against these