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I am using TP-LINK TL-WN722N v1.x for evil-twin penetration testing but the signal is not stronger than the target access point, so the attack is easily recognizable. I am trying to figure out how can I the strengthen the signal of the TP-… Continue reading How can I use parabolic antenna to strengthen access point signal for evil-twin penetration testing?
Can this information be gathered by only sniffing the traffic of an open wifi network or a wifi you own?
Location of where the users live
Websites they visitÂ
Personal communications, such as emails, chats and messages whom… Continue reading Setting up my own wifi: what information can I gather from connected users [on hold]
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How does WPA2-PSK prevent evil twin password phishing?
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I have created… Continue reading wifi hacking: evil twins WPA2-PSK phishing [duplicate]
When WPA3 has a reasonable level of market penetration, one of its key selling points is Opportunistic Wireless Encryption (OWE). In other words, a coffee shop can have a network without a password, and each WPA3 device that connects to it… Continue reading Does WPA3 OWE mean the return of Evil Twins?
We have a WIFI router with SSID: “dummyssid” with our own WPA2 password. Today unexpectedly, another WIFI SSID was available in the WIFI scan list with exactly same as of our SSID: “dummyssid” but without any password. Just a… Continue reading Is someone trying to break in my WIFI router?
I setup an access point to perform an “evil twin” attack on an existing WPA2 Enterprise network (I have permission to do this).
I am using hostapd-wpe. Within a short period of enabling the access point my devices see the ne… Continue reading Does getting a challenge and response with hostapd-wpe mean that credentials were sent?
I’m trying to understand the dynamics of the authentication process in the MS-CHAPV2 protocol. In particular, if I implement an Evil Twin attack I can’t understand how it’s possible that I can retrieve the NTLM v1 password. F… Continue reading MsChapV2 authentication and Evil Twin attack
I came across evil twins which to my understanding are malicious WiFi networks broadcasting the same Ids as other legitimate ones. People then unknowingly automatically connect and are at risk.
I understand you can avoid th… Continue reading Can you defeat evil twins using public and private keys?
I use kali-rolling on a virutal machine and I try to set up a fake access point using airbase-ng, but my devices won’t connect to it whatsoever. My steps are:
I put my wirless adapter in monitor mode with airmon-ng and then … Continue reading Can’t connect to fake AP with airbase-ng
I am concerned about wifi evil twin attacks…
Assume I deploy a RADIUS server for 802.1x PEAP/MSCHAPv2 authentication, and Active Directory credentials are used to authenticate user.
Assume my RADIUS servers are radius01.c… Continue reading How dangerous is 802.1x PEAP with a RADIUS server cert signed by a public CA?