When Wi-Fi Encryption Fails: Protecting Your Enterprise from AirSnitch Attacks

AirSnitch is a public research disclosure that demonstrates novel Wi‑Fi attack primitives which exploit protocol and infrastructure interactions (e.g., GTK misuse, port stealing, gateway bouncing, broadcast reflection) to bypass WPA2/WPA3‑Enterprise client isolation and enable MitM, packet injection and decryption across APs and network segments; the report documents the attack techniques, provides indicators of compromise, and recommends mitigations such as VLAN segmentation, spoofing prevention, per‑client GTKs/DGAF, MACsec and stricter firewall/RADIUS practices.