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How to know if a device comes into my WiFi network range even though it does not connect to my network?
Here my business model is that when someone comes into my Wi-Fi range if I can know the count of it for suppose I run a restaurant ever… Continue reading How to know if a device comes into my WiFi network range even though it does not connect to my network [closed]
Open-source software has gone a long way into making modern technology the way it is today. The Linux kernel alone is almost single-handedly holding up the entire Internet, and various …read more Continue reading One Less Binary Blob
I am using the note taking app Color Note (www.colornote.com) on my mobile phone that is using Android 7.1.1 to take some notes (old device). I am not using their cloud sync capability, and my email/any personal accounts aren’t connected t… Continue reading Note Taking App Hacked?
This is a close matchup for If someone knows your wifi password can they hack your router?
I gave someone my general (not the guest-specific) wifi password, but they flew home to another continent. My partner is concerned about whether th… Continue reading If someone knows your wifi password AND is out of wifi range, does it present any particular risks?
One of my mother’s students, I don’t know how, but he found out our home wifi password without our consent. He said he could scan it from our router. We didn’t believe him at that time, but today he was showing us that "see I got your… Continue reading How to remove someone from our wifi network? [closed]
Can I setup and enforce additional WiFi connection (and password) requirements on managed laptops using Windows or MacOS?
Such as:
blocking (or entirely hiding) the option to connect to open networks
blocking (or entirely hiding) networks… Continue reading Can I setup and enforce additional WiFi connection (and password) requirements on managed laptops using Windows or MacOS?
I have been checking Pairwise and Group Transient keys in a network for security. I understand
PTK is derived from = PMK, AP nonce (ANonce), STA nonce (SNonce), AP MAC address, and STA MAC address
This means that every client will have a d… Continue reading Wpa ptk and gtk in detail
My campus WiFi asks me for authentication by using a website that asks for my Username + Password. But I have to log in fresh every time I’m there again. Is there any way to connect automatically on my phone?
Continue reading Campus WiFi always asks for authentication, how to make it automatic? [closed]
By Waqas
Plume has not confirmed the data breach but has acknowledged that the company is aware of the claims made by hackers.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Hackers Claim Major Data Breach at Smart WiFi Provider Plume
Continue reading Hackers Claim Major Data Breach at Smart WiFi Provider Plume
It is common knowledge that connecting to open public WIFI networks can pose a security risk (e.g. to man-in-the-middle attacks). However, I have come across ‘open’ WIFI networks that require no password to connect to but do require a user… Continue reading Is WIFI that is ‘open’ but requires a password to access the internet safe?