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Too right Paul, nut kicking all the way with WEP users
WPA has been partially cracked but not fully, no one has managed to crack the encryption keys used to secure data between devices. There is nothing wrong with using WPA as long as you use a decent PSK with 12 or more alphanumeric/special character passphrase..................... or your a Bank. For home use its fine There is still quite a lot of kit out there which is still not WPA2 compatible.
Using WPA2/AES (known as WPA2/Personal) preshared keys is as far as I am aware unhackable. WPA2/Enterprise is certificate based authentication that also uses WPA2/AES which you will only find in business' or environments with server backends......... utterly impossible to hack