Talk:Extensible Authentication Protocol

This page seems to have some serious anti-Cisco slant, possibly to the extent that it violates NPOV. In particular, phrases such as 'Swallowing the Cisco Kool-Aid' have no place in an encyclopdiac entry. Yes, it is true that LEAP as well as MD5 are vulernable to dictionary attacks; however, this article makes such the assinine references that EAP-FAST is likewise going to be insecure which is true speculation and also has no place in this entry. --anon

Thanks for pointing that out: I've cut a few sentences that were blatant, but it still needs work, and the article is pretty hard to understand to boot. I've added a "cleanup" tag. — Matt Crypto 16:29, 24 Jun 2005 (UTC)

I apologize for that 'Swallowing the Cisco Kool-Aid' comment. This was my first contribution to the Wiki and it was a newbie mistake. I will be more careful in the future. -- George