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Microchip has released a patch today, an upgrade is coming... |
The link above doesn't actually contain an updated firmware binary, I've contacted Microchip support for clarification on where the new firmware binary can be downloaded from. |
Shouldn't this discussion be moved to arduino-libraries/WiFi101#194? |
Hi, I came from the WiFi101 library issue: arduino-libraries/WiFi101#194. |
@kbumsik the zip doesn't actually provide a link to the binary, but only three documents explaining how to update. I just checked and updated every bit of Atmel Studio but the bundled firmware is still 19.5.2. Do you have any direct link by any chance? edit: this is that latest ASF version available publicly (3.34.1)
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@facchinm That is weird. The zip should contain two binary files and three documents. Maybe the binary files was ignored by antivirus? |
This is SUPER weird; the zip I downloaded only contains the pdfs (the md5 is |
The md5 is different; mine is |
A PR build of the IDE with a new WiFi101 firmware updater can be found here for those wanting to try it out and provide their feedback: #6840 (comment) |
The update is now available on the hourly build, and it will be released with IDE 1.8.6. |
Is the WiFi101 library of Arduino vulnerable to the KRACK vulnerability? If yes, do we have an ETA for the patch?
Thank you
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