Policy for new community-center SSIDs requires a WPA3 security baseline. Which deprecated options must the design reject as AKM/cipher choices under that baseline?
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Short Explanation
WPA3’s baseline is basically no museum crypto on the community-center SSID. If someone tries to sneak WEP or TKIP back in, the answer is no—keep SAE and modern ciphers, not the 1990s leftovers.
Full Explanation
WPA3 establishes a stronger security baseline that excludes deprecated WEP/TKIP and associated legacy WPA practices from allowable AKM and cipher selections. SAE, modern AES-based ciphers such as GCMP where supported, 802.1X/EAP-TLS Enterprise designs, and OWE for appropriate open use cases align with contemporary WPA3-era choices. Community-center policy should reject those deprecated options explicitly during architecture review.