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WPA2, perceived as the most solid Wi-Fi security protocol, is widely used by enterprises for securing their Wi-Fi networks. But security researchers at AirTight have uncovered a vulnerability called "Hole196" in the WPA2 security protocol that exposes WPA2-secured Wi-Fi networks to malicious insiders. Below are few news articles which describes the vulnerability in detail.
Vivian Yeo, ZDNet Asia, 08/16/2010
Faysal Sohail, CMEA Capital, 08/11/2010
Douglas, Weaknet labs, 08/10/2010
Md Sohail Ahmad from AirTight Networks talked with Dr. Dobb's editor in chief Jon Erickson
Craig Mathias 08/05/2010
Caro, SwissCom, 08/05/2010
Joanie Wexler, Network World, 07/30/2010
Craig Mathias 07/28/2010
Michael's Insight, 07/28/2010
Hacking Expose, 07/28/2010
Philip Hall, 07/27/2010
Paul Mah, 07/27/2010
William Jackson, 07/27/2010
Michael Kassner, Tech Republic, 07/27/2010
John Leyden, 27th July 2010
Anti-Abuse.com, 07/27/2010
TechDIN, 07/26/2010
Dave Bailey, 07/26/2010
Joanie Wexler, Network World, 07/25/2010
Ajay Kumar Gupta, AirTight Networks, 07/23/2010