If you're experiencing issues with your consumer device (mobile phone, tablet, laptop, camera, drone, router, access point, etc.) you will need to contact the OEM of your equipment directly as we are unable to support our chips once the manufacture has modified them for their particular use. In addition, Acer has no documentation regarding the status of this vulnerability in relationship to their equipment as per:ĭespite this, as per the Qualcomm/Atheros website 'Please note: we are unable to provide support for OEM devices, including drivers. Also, the list does include Qualcomm and Atheros, the wireless LAN card manufacturer that came with the laptop:

While the below CERT Vendor Information list does not presently include Acer, CERT has been contacted recently to have Acer placed on the list. I need an official response from an Acer representative regarding if the 'KRACK' attack as documented below affects my Acer laptop wireless LAN card with either of the previously provided driver versions:

Driver option 2: The latest one that comes by default from Windows Update (Driver Provider: Microsoft, Driver Date, Driver version 3.0.2.202).

I am open to trying to install it in Windows 10 if confirmed not vulnerable.

Driver option 1: The Acer Wireless LAN driver for the laptop is for Windows 8 圆4.

Wireless Card: Qualcomm Atheros AR5B97 Wireless Network Adapter.

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