It supported WPA.

And I presume that any newer hardware that has WiFi is going to support WPA.

And maybe a firmware upgrade on your router will make it support WPA.

Would that - well, but if they don't support WPA, are they going to support VPNs?

Despite the wireless chip's minimalism, it supports WPA.

So if you can get later model drivers for the card, and they support WPA, you're in great shape.

It is recommended to use only hardware that supports WPA or WPA2.

Somebody comes over who doesn't support - they may support WPA with a pre-shared key, but not the higher level that you're using.

It doesn't support WPA.

They support WPA.