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Can killerbee bypass AES-128 security?

Posted on November 23, 2019 by just_learning

I found information about KillerBee which sniffs Zigbee networks. Here is the tutorial: https://www.willhackforsushi.com/presentations/toorcon11-wright.pdf
My question, is since Zigbee Xbee can use AES-128 encryption key, and… Continue reading Can killerbee bypass AES-128 security?→

Posted in AES

detecting MITM attacker on WIFI

Posted on November 16, 2019 by just_learning

I have read this: Can I detect a MITM attack? My question is very simple, since a MITM attacker consumes double number of packets, is possible to identify him, isn’t it?

Continue reading detecting MITM attacker on WIFI→

Posted in man-in-the-middle

Attack on RSA and ECC

Posted on November 9, 2019 by just_learning

I am reading information about RSA and Eliptic Curves cryptography. Assuming that both these two algorithms have stages until two parts achieve key exchange. If an attacker eavesdrop the stages before achieving successful key… Continue reading Attack on RSA and ECC→

Posted in ecc, RSA

Can a powerline connection get eavesdropped? [on hold]

Posted on November 8, 2019 by just_learning

How can someone prevent an eavesdropping in a powerline connection?

Continue reading Can a powerline connection get eavesdropped? [on hold]→

Posted in ethernet

Preventing DoS and flooding attacks on wireless MANET network

Posted on November 3, 2019 by just_learning

How can I prevent DoS/flooding attacks on a wireless MANET network?

Continue reading Preventing DoS and flooding attacks on wireless MANET network→

Posted in Denial of Service, wifi

5G attacks and encryption

Posted on October 30, 2019 by just_learning

What attacks can a 5G network suffer from?
What encryption/decryption scheme does 5G use?

Obviously, I am asking from the perspective of a curious learner. I have googled for answers, but it is not very clear.

Continue reading 5G attacks and encryption→

Posted in attacks, cellular, encryption, gsm

Simulating 5G cellular on ns-3 simulator [on hold]

Posted on October 29, 2019 by just_learning

Does this module: https://apps.nsnam.org/app/mmwave/ also include the encryption/decryption process of the 5G? What I mean is when I run this module on ns-3, it will process encryption/decryption also?

Continue reading Simulating 5G cellular on ns-3 simulator [on hold]→

Posted in gsm

IoT security/prevention from malware [on hold]

Posted on October 27, 2019 by just_learning

Is there malware that can infect an IoT system consisting of 5 Arduinos, with each one having connected a Zigbee (or Bluetooth module, or any other wireless module)?

Can I simulate a solution for preventing such type of IoT … Continue reading IoT security/prevention from malware [on hold]→

Posted in IoT, malware

GSM encryption/decryption algorithms

Posted on August 18, 2019 by just_learning

I have seen around the internet devices like this: https://www.cryptophone.de/ and software that reinforce the security on cellphones. My question is simple, since the cellphones use A5/1, A5/2, A5/3 encryption algorithms why… Continue reading GSM encryption/decryption algorithms→

Posted in gsm

Bluetooth security

Posted on July 29, 2019 by just_learning

How secure is it to use Bluetooth handsfree?

Can’t someone eavesdrop the signals and listen to the conversation?
Does encryption in Bluetooth secure the information?
Can I use anyother tool to secure more the Bluet… Continue reading Bluetooth security→

Posted in encryption, sniffing | Tagged Bluetooth

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