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I was trying to aireplay’ng my home wifi but I understood that with the new generation of AP there is a system of protected management frames. So I’m asking, is it still worth to make an evil twin attack? I think no, because without deauth… Continue reading Wifi with protected management frames, is it worth still evin twin attack?
I was trying to aireplay’ng my home WiFi but I understood that with the new generation of APs, there is a system of protected management frames. So I’m asking, is it still worth it to perform an evil twin attack? I think not, because witho… Continue reading With WiFi now having protected management frames, is it still worth attempting an evil twin attack?
As far as i know, the password are stored as hashes and we cannot reverse the hash as the data is lost but when i connect to my router via wps then the password gets stored in my device as plain text so how does the hashed password change … Continue reading Converting hashes to plain text [closed]
Everytime I connect to my wifi-network with my Windows 10 1909 I get a notification about the network not being secure. The network does use WPA2 Personal though, which I don’t think is insecure. Is there another reason why t… Continue reading "Wifi network not secure" notification with WPA2 Personal [migrated]
I captured a handshake of my mobile hostspot and have it in both .cap and .hccapx file formats.
If I know that the person who’s wifi I’m hacking is supposedly ‘Dave’, how do I put it into search parameters of a brute force f… Continue reading Brute Forcing/Mask attacking a WPA-2 handshake using hashcat [on hold]
I am looking for a tool that will perform an online dictionary attack on a WPA2-PSK network.
All of the other tools I have researched involve capturing a hash of the key and cracking the hash offline.
Continue reading Tool For Online PSK Dictionary Attack [on hold]
What is the difference between a MIC and a PTK and how applications like Aircrack-ng and Pyrit are concerned about? note I’m only concerned with WPA2-PSK
From my research, a PTK is the pairwise transient key, and it consists… Continue reading MIC vs PTK, what’s the difference?
In this good Information Security StackExchange question, the answers reveal that a long WPA2-PSK password does not degrade performance of the network. The reasoning is that the password itself is never transmitted, and the … Continue reading Why are WPA2 passwords longer than 16 bytes more secure than 16 byte passwords?
Just after the update iOS 12.2, I happened to observe an alert regarding my Hidden SSID configuration as shown bellow,
From the link mentioned in the picture,
Hiding a network doesn’t secure your Wi-Fi network, becaus… Continue reading Security issues of a Hidden Wifi network
The author of the key reinstallation attack released scripts on Github to test AP and clients.
To test the clients, you have to connect to a fake AP but you still need to know the pre-shared key. Of course you know the password, because y… Continue reading Key reinstallation attack how does it work without a pre-shared key?