Collaborate Disseminate
Anecdotally, I’ve noticed that many people’s WiFi passwords (based on visiting their homes, etc.) don’t seem terribly secure; they’re usually fairly short and don’t always contains numbers or special characters. Based on my knowledge of ma… Continue reading How important is it for WiFi passwords to be secure?
The Macintosh Portable was possibly one of the coolest computing devices to be seen with back at the end of the 1980s, providing as it did a Mac in a …read more Continue reading Impossible WiFi on an Ancient Mac Portable
I was recently out of town and brought only my iPhone, which was used to connect to two different hotel wifi networks. When I returned a few days ago I began a new build of a laptop – I completely wiped a Debian system and replaced with Wi… Continue reading Win 11 install has SSIDs I’ve connected to with other devices. How did this data make it’s way to the system? [migrated]
By Habiba Rashid
TP-Link Tapo L530E Smart Bulb found vulnerable, putting user WiFi credentials at risk.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: TP-Link Smart Bulb Users at Risk of WiFi Password Theft
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I seek protection against MITM & snooping of VPN or Tor proxy traffic on public WiFi.
So, what are the different security impacts of each of these 2 solutions:
Using a VPN (like Proton VPN) to connect to the internet while using publi… Continue reading What is the difference between a VPN and a Tor Socks proxy on public wifi?
wash output
┌──(root㉿kali)-[/home/none]
└─# wash -i wlan0
BSSID Ch dBm WPS Lck Vendor ESSID
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A2:09:2E:25:C7:4A 1 -62 2.0 No … Continue reading reaver doesn’t get m3 message wps transaction failed code 002 [closed]
I have few WPA handshakes captured. I want to crack the passwords using a brute force attack with Hashcat. How can I find the guess mask (wifi password length) for this attack? Is there any way to find the wifi password length from hash fi… Continue reading Get length of a wifi password using wpa handshake
I own an apartment complex and want to implement a system where users can only use the building wifi unless they have a certificate.
Like a PKI where I have a self signed cert that users install to access the wifi
Currently I have the user… Continue reading Require certificate to use home WiFi [migrated]
I’m looking for technical details on how Windows, Linux, and macOS all store the SSIDs and passwords for every wireless network you’ve ever connected to. I’ve tried searching for this, but my Google-fu is not so strong on this one. All I… Continue reading Where are wifi passwords stored? [duplicate]
If connecting using HTTPS (which seems to have become the norm, at least on all websites that I use) and checking the padlock in the address bar for avoiding impersonators; is free wifi safe? How sophisticated would an attacker need to be … Continue reading Is unsecured free wifi safe? [duplicate]