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Is it possible to prevent SAE-PK-respecting WiFi clients from connecting to a real AP that doesn’t use SAE-PK by planting an AP that broadcasts the "SAE-PK Passwords Used Exclusively" bit with the same SSID? Potential clients mig… Continue reading Can an evil AP prevent real connections by claiming SAE-PK is needed?
An Australian man faces charges for setting up fake Wi-Fi networks (“evil twins”) to steal data from unsuspecting… Continue reading Australian Man Arrested for “Evil Twin” Wi-Fi Scam Targeting Travelers
I’ve been struggling with an issue on a quite simple task…
I’m trying to set up an access point with a captive portal. I can go as far as seeing the AP from the test device (my smartphone) but it says "Cannot resolve IP address"… Continue reading dnsmasq fails when I’m trying to make a fake access point with captive portal [closed]
This discussion of WPA3 OWE seems to imply that WiFi at Starbucks/the airport/whatever can be secured against an evil twin attack if they use WPA3-Personal instead of OWE. But it seems like that wouldn’t actually do anything.
If I’m at som… Continue reading How does a password prevent an evil twin if the password is publicly known?
With regular WPA2-PSK there’s the fact that every device shares the same PSK, hence it’s possible to impersonate the AP by setting up an Evil Twin and watching the traffic. This isn’t possible without knowing the PSK, so for a setup where … Continue reading What kinds of attacks are eliminated in WPA2-PSK if for each device there’s a different (secret) PSK?
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 am trying to create a fake AP using the airbase-ng to test how evil twin works.
I have a WiFi adapter TP-link WN4226 [Atheros AR9271 chipset], which supports monitor mode. My laptop (running on Ubuntu 20lts) is connected to internet wire… Continue reading Evil twin WiFi station has no internet connection [migrated]
I am currently trying to better understand this attack.
If the network is open ie, not password, I would assume that it would be super easy for the evil twin to work. If I understand correctly, wireless clients won’t be able to tell the di… Continue reading Does creating an Evil Twin require the network password in order to work?
I am a beginner in learning linux and wifislax tools.
Does the evil twin work with hidden networks? Or by extracting the handshake file and then decrypting it?
Continue reading Hacking a hidden wifi network with an evil twin or a handshake file [closed]