03-13-2009 08:46 AM - edited 07-03-2021 05:18 PM
Hi All,
So WPA2-PSK, the PMK is derived from the PSK, then hashed and the 4-way handshake occurs.
With EAP-TLS using digital certificates, where is the PMK derived from? Can anyone explain please?
Many kind regards,
Ken
03-19-2009 01:54 PM
After the completion of a successful EAP authentication, the authentication server sends an EAP success message to the authenticator. This message tells the authenticator that the EAP authentication process was successful, and passes the pair-wise master key (PMK) to the authenticator that is in turn used as the basis for creating the encrypted stream.
03-20-2009 02:25 AM
Many thx indeed for this.
Could I just ask, how the PMK is generated? in WPA2-PSK, it is derivved from the PSK itself. Does eap-tls or other eap-methods generate some random number as the PMK and exchange it?
Many thx indeed,
Ken
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