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Texas Instruments is best known to the general public for building obsolete calculators and selling them at extraordinary prices to students, but they also build some interesting (and reasonably-priced) microcontrollers …read more Continue reading Flashing TI Chips with an ESP
What exactly can someone do if they know your Wifi password? Can they only see which sites you visit or can they do more? Are they able to hack(router) and do malicious things with your router just by knowing the password?
Is it possible t… Continue reading If someone knows your wifi password can they hack your router?
First of all: this is just a small experiment with my own router.
I would like to hack my own wifi password with my laptop.
I have kali on a VM.
My password is of the form ‘string + number’.
I know the string, but can’t remember the number… Continue reading Hacking my wifi password [closed]
Since yesterday I have recharged my phone data more than four times totalling 13 GB of extra data. Beforehand, my daily data of 1.5GB was rarely exhausted.
I got very worried and was staring at my data usage screen closing all the browsers… Continue reading Is my hotspot hacked? [closed]
What is a good wordlist for German WiFi passwords?
Continue reading What’s a good wordlist for German WiFi passwords? [closed]
Similar to PMKID found , but it should be WPA handshake
I notice when I run aircrack-ng with the saved .cap file it does not properly test the keys as it normally would with a WPA Handshake found.
Any way to receive the WPA handshake inste… Continue reading Getting WPA handshake instead of PMKID
We are deploying android tablets with a shared pin for users in an office.
If the device was stolen or in the hands of a hacker, what can a hacker do on the network (realistically)?
Android does NOT have a command prompt so therefore would… Continue reading What can a malicious user do with a shared android tablet on a corporate network via connected to corp WIFI?
This is a fundamental question, but, I’m interested in understanding the "venn diagram" of attack vectors between wired and Wi-Fi connections.
What are the attacks that both wired and Wi-Fi are vulnerable to? And what are the att… Continue reading Overlap between Wired vs WiFi vulnerabilities
I was reading a similar question
However, my question is that why can’t it be the other way around?
Why can’t the client start the 4-way handshake by sending the first message? Wouldn’t it be the same if it did?
Continue reading Why does the authenticator send the first message in 4-way handshake?
My goal is to make one of my android phones as secure as possible, hence the question: What is the most secure way for an Android phone to gain internet access? Options I (think I) have:
The phone has it’s own physical sim card. Threat I … Continue reading What is the most secure internet access option for Android phones?