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Can a hacker send malware and do lateral movement from an infected computer/phone on my home network with internet to a printer on it’s own separate offline network which itself is broadcasting, not the router for the home network? Through… Continue reading Can a hacker send malware and do lateral movement to a printer not connected to the internet? [closed]
Assume client computer is A, server computer is B, and there is another computer C. Computer C is trying to intercept the data, and interpret the content. Assume A, B, C are all on the same wifi network in the same room (that is to say, th… Continue reading Data sniffing through WiFi connection [closed]
I am trying to understand the ways a printer can get hacked, without being connected directly to the internet. I cannot find more info about this online.
The printer is in a home setting where there is internet. The attack is targeted and … Continue reading How Can A Printer Get Hacked When Not Connected To The Internet? [closed]
One being my own laptop, and other is 192.168.43.1. I know that this is the default gateway for most wireless routers. But how is it possible for my phone to connect to the network that it’s creating and sharing by itself?
The phone is Xia… Continue reading Why does my phone show 2 connected devices when I use the hotspot on my android phone?
By Owais Sultan
Mobile security is becoming increasingly important as we delve deeper into the era of the Internet of Things…
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Top Mobile Security Considerations for Business Travelers
Continue reading Top Mobile Security Considerations for Business Travelers
By Deeba Ahmed
The findings are to be presented at the Usenix Security Symposium.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: WiFi Flaws Allow Network Traffic Interception on Linux, iOS, and Android
Continue reading WiFi Flaws Allow Network Traffic Interception on Linux, iOS, and Android
My Wi-Fi access point is in "WPA/WPA2 mixed mode", which allows devices to connect to it using either WPA, WPA2-TKIP, or WPA2-AES. My Apple® smartphones and tablet computers are warning that my Wi-Fi has "weak security"… Continue reading Does WPA/WPA2 mixed mode have weak security even if I always connect using WPA2-AES?
I have a mobile hotspot that is acting as my access point. The access point operates on the 192.168.137.x subnet. I am currently testing the effects of a de-authentication attack on the access point, using aireplay-ng.
In general, when a c… Continue reading Device sends ARP request instead of DHCP DISCOVER after being de-authenticated
If someone do something illegal using a coffee shop Wi-Fi that has no login password and FBI trace the router, will the owner of the coffee shop take the responsibility?
Continue reading Public Wi-Fi dangers for coffee shop owners? [closed]
If someone has spoofed his MAC address, can I find his real MAC address? I’ve used nmap, but it shows only the spoofed address. This article mentions about sequence number (SN) tracking technique, but I’m not sure what that is: https://lin… Continue reading Find physical MAC address on a spoofed network adapter using the Wi-Fi network? [closed]