Collaborate Disseminate
As long as we get to make our own network security tools, why not make them look cute? Netgotchi may not be much more than an ESP8266 running network scans and …read more Continue reading A Cute Sentry Scans Your Net for Scullduggery
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
Why a Rogue Access Point can "intercept" all traffic? Rogue AP doesn’t know the shared key, so can’t decrypt the traffic… So what are the dangers? What harm can a Rogue Access Point do?
Continue reading What a Rogue AP can do? Can it intercept traffic? [duplicate]
Brute force attack against WPA is the most common attack against WPA/WPA2 networks. Attacker captures the 4-way handshake that allows the authentication key to be cracked offline.
During the 4-way handshake, several pieces of information … Continue reading In WPA handshake brute force attack, how can attacker find PMK if MIC is performed using only HALF of PTK?
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]
Im in a situation where Im moving between apartments and need to live at an extended stay hotel for a week or two.
The hotel does have free WiFi but it is public. If I use my company’s VPN and visit safe / reliable websites that use HTTPS … Continue reading Is it safe to use a laptop on a public WiFi with VPN? [duplicate]
So I realised something the other day- that channels 1, 6, and 11 are by far the most common channels for 2.4 GHz wifi networks, and are highly recommended.
So I did more research and came across this article: https://www.acrylicwifi.com/e… Continue reading Why are Wi-Fi channels 1, 6, and 11 recommended on 2.4 GHz for security? [closed]
Unable to capture authentication frames in monitor mode in linux using Wireshark. I am able to see probe request & response, Acknowledgement, Beacon, cts, rts frames.
Followed below steps and also using airmon-ng but after enabling mon… Continue reading Unable to capture authentication frames in monitor mode in linux
Just got back from a week away and noticed unusual behaviour on the home wifi. Examples:
Partner clicked "unsubscribe" on an email in the gmail app, the link loaded the typical scammy "you’re the 1xx visitor and win a cruis… Continue reading Have I got malicious activity on my home router? [closed]
The company I work for has a WiFi that employees use a single preshared key to connect to it.
This is a WiFi that directly connects to our internal network. It’s not the guest network. And the preshared key hasn’t been changed for years. I… Continue reading Corporate WiFi with PreShared key – an issue?