Re: EAP-TTLS security level

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EAP-TTLS security level

Hi, We are thinking about using radius authentification trough Internet. Considering we use EAP-TTLS method for authenticating wifi users, is there any way to intercept user passwords ? Is EAP-TTLS as secure as https or smtps ? BR, -- Emmanuel BILLOT CATEL - Dpt. Système et Réseaux Rectorat

Re: EAP-TTLS security level

Emmanuel BILLOT wrote: We are thinking about using radius authentification trough Internet. Considering we use EAP-TTLS method for authenticating wifi users, is there any way to intercept user passwords ? No. Is EAP-TTLS as secure as https or smtps ? Yes. They all use SSL (or TLS as