It also sounds as though it validates the objection that the designers lacked appropriate knowledge of cryptography. Any kind of hashing function would eliminate that problem while still achieving the goal of protecting data integrity. If you want to complain about frivilous lawsuits, remember, lawyers don't sue people, plaintifs sue people. The problem is that the protocols used and the implementation of the algorithm in WEP was not done very well. A different implementation of WEP could have still used RC4-128 and been much stronger.
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