Talk:CCMP
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The terminology here and in related articles has some serious issues. The following is the correct nomenclature to the best of my knowledge:
- CCMP is a way to encrypt and authenticate 802.11 frames using AES-CCM
- TKIP is a way to encrypt and authenticate 802.11 frames using a combination of RC4 encryption and Michael authentication
- 802.11i is an IEEE security standard, includes both CCMP and TKIP
- WPA is a WiFi Association certification that roughly maps to the Draft 3 of the 802.11i. It lacks some features of the 802.11i and uses different tags in the frames.
- WPA2 is WiFi Association certification that maps to the final 802.11i.
Dimawik 06:26, 22 August 2006 (UTC)