Collaborate Disseminate
I’m sort of confused due to contradicting information about it but I just want to know if it’s important for an attacker to be on the same Wifi network if he wants to deauthenticate another user?
I wanted to learn what would be the best way(s) to detect an Evil Twin attack on a private network. I see a lot of literature about detecting the attack in a public setting, which seems to make the solutions more complicated. I wonder if i… Continue reading Using Wireshark to detect Evil Twin attack in a private wireless network
I’m learning about the Evil Twin and ARP Spoofing attacks performed by an attacker on the same WPA2-PSK protected wireless network and wanted to know which one would be more impactful since both of them essentially end up sniffing traffic … Continue reading Which attack is more dangerous: Evil Twin or ARP spoofing?
I’m a security student and for one of my projects, I’m trying to learn the technical details behind a malware-infected device infecting other devices on the same network. I can see so much content everywhere stating that it happens, but I … Continue reading Technical details behind how a malware-infected device infects other devices on the same network?