The correct answer is WPA3.
WPA3 includes built-in protections against dictionary attacks, specifically through the use of a feature called "Simultaneous Authentication of Equals" (SAE), which is designed to enhance security for password-based authentication. WPA2, while secure, does not offer the same level of built-in resistance to dictionary attacks. WPA, being an older protocol, lacks many of the advanced security features present in WPA2 and WPA3. AES is a cryptographic algorithm used for encryption, not a security protocol designed to resist attacks.
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