A library asks what WPA2-Personal actually shares among authorized users on the staff SSID. What is accurate?
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Short Explanation
Personal mode is the house key under the mat — everyone allowed in uses the same passphrase knowledge. Nice for small shops; rough when you need to know exactly whose key opened the door.
Full Explanation
WPA2-Personal (PSK) authenticates using a shared passphrase from which keying material is derived. Anyone possessing that passphrase can join and obtain equivalent access capability under the PSK model. That differs from Enterprise 802.1X models that can bind access to per-user credentials or certificates.