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Temporal Key Integrity Protocol

TKIP (/ˌtiːˈkɪp/, jako „tee-kip“) nebo Temporal Key Integrity Protocol je v informatice označení pro zastaralý bezpečnostní protokol v rámci zabezpečení WPA pro bezdrátové sítě Wi-Fi. TKIP je definován standardem IEEE 802.11i a jeho účelem bylo rychlé překlenutí nedostatků šifrování WEP bez nutnosti zásahů do hardware bezdrátových síťových zařízení.…

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tkip wep wpa jako 802 beck-tews útoku zabezpečení protokol wi-fi aes bezdrátové ieee klíč útočník key standardu wpa2 útok používá

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