Does allowing TKIP encryption for WPA2 (as opposed to AES only) effectively "downgrade" its security to that of WPA (using TKIP only)? I have a device on my private, WPA-configured WiFi network that doesn't support AES but *will* work with WPA2 providing I configure it (the router) with "AES+TKIP"; is there any benefit to moving to WPA2 with AES+TKIP support? Thanks for any comments...
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8 years ago