Can the developers reconsider not enforcing Management Frame Protection on SAE?
- A lot of devices with older Radios does not support Management Frame Protection
- Older Client Devices does not support Management Frame Protection
Can the developers reconsider not enforcing Management Frame Protection on SAE?
Protected management frames are part of the WPA3 spec so that would seem unlikely to change?
Thing is I have seen commercial Wireless Router with WPA3-SAE without MFP
WPA3 as a standard hard-depends on IEEE 802.11w being active.
While you can use SAE without pmf/ mfp, that is no longer WPA3.
It's not enforced in Openwrt, you can configure ieee80211w
to 0. This will disable 802.11w for the given VAP, even when it's enforced by default for sae|owe|eap192|eap-eap192
.
If I am not wrong LuCI forces it to be enabled