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Is it possible to see someone using vpn who is connected to my AP and turned on hotspot for his mobile in which he uses vpn

Posted on May 24, 2023 by XAVERY KAZIMOTO

I want to monitor traffic in my Access point of the users who turned on hotspots in their PC after connecting to the wi-fi.
I want to monitor users who use vpn to access blocked sites in my organization by connecting their mobile phones to… Continue reading Is it possible to see someone using vpn who is connected to my AP and turned on hotspot for his mobile in which he uses vpn→

Is there any security threat with open WiFi connection in 2023 for online banking? [duplicate]

Posted on May 21, 2023 by user1552545

According to its website, my bank does not recommend to use open wifi networks for online banking without VPN.
Why is that?
I understand, that 10-20 years ago many site and application sent the data unencrypted. But I haven’t found any web… Continue reading Is there any security threat with open WiFi connection in 2023 for online banking? [duplicate]→

How to guard against sketchy router

Posted on May 19, 2023 by Dennis Hackethal

Say you’re connected to a wifi router. It’s sketchy. But you also really need internet and that’s the only way to get it for the time being.
The router has only WPA security. Assume that the router owner, manufacturer, and ISP are bad acto… Continue reading How to guard against sketchy router→

How can I be sure that my internet service provider is safe?

Posted on May 17, 2023 by Ash Nam

There is a new internet service provider in town that provides fiber internet–their internet is fast and it’s proven. Almost everyone in our town switched to their internet. However, I am kind of skeptical to subscribe for some reasons:

… Continue reading How can I be sure that my internet service provider is safe?→

How to secure old routers with WPA2 and with old firmware?

Posted on May 15, 2023 by sharp12345

There are many old routers that support WPA2 that hadn’t had a firmware update released since around 2010. Is it possible to secure their WPA2 implementation considering the more recent vulnerabilities discovered in WPA/WPA2? Configuration… Continue reading How to secure old routers with WPA2 and with old firmware?→

Reverse Engineering an Oil Burner Comms Board, with a Few Lucky Breaks

Posted on May 12, 2023 by Dan Maloney

Here’s a question for you: How do you reverse engineer a circuit when you don’t even have it in hand? It’s an interesting problem, and it adds a level of …read more Continue reading Reverse Engineering an Oil Burner Comms Board, with a Few Lucky Breaks→

fluxion not issuing ip to clients

Posted on May 10, 2023 by debdragon

2023 Kali snapshot
AWUS036H
Handshake found

Upon ‘Web Interface’ attack sequence. DHCP, FAKEDNS, Wifi Information, Deauth all [mdk3] all start normally.
Fake access point is created, it can be seen on network scan of phones and laptops
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How to see 4 way handshake packets that comes into laptop’s non-monitor mode lan card? [closed]

Posted on May 2, 2023 by Daniel Park

I can see that laptop can scan ssid and get reponses from ap while the lan is in non monitor mode. Also while laptop runs hotspot , laptop checks the password that other user sent to connect to hotspot even it’s non monitor mode. Even thou… Continue reading How to see 4 way handshake packets that comes into laptop’s non-monitor mode lan card? [closed]→

Cracking WiFi credentials without handshake or PKMS

Posted on April 27, 2023 by Brendan F

How can I crack WiFi credentials WITHOUT using the traditional method of capturing a PKMS or Handshake?
When I connect to a WiFi network, I simply enter a password into a text box just like any other login form. Only with the difference th… Continue reading Cracking WiFi credentials without handshake or PKMS→

How to secure a Multi-Function Printer against an advanced hacker? [closed]

Posted on April 26, 2023 by Arnold.C

I want to secure a Multi-Function Printer as much as possible. Printers are of course hackable and MFPs have more attack surface than standalone printers.
I want to have a thorough picture in how to secure an MFP as much as possible, to kn… Continue reading How to secure a Multi-Function Printer against an advanced hacker? [closed]→