Is it possible to hack a Wpa Wifi by just spoofing the clients MAC address? [on hold]
Is it possible to hack a Wpa Wifi by just spoofing the clients MAC address?
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Is it possible to hack a Wpa Wifi by just spoofing the clients MAC address?
From this video.
Cracking WPA Pre Shared Keys This is intended to be part 2 of a previous blog (Intro to Wireless Security), which was designed to introduce people to the realm of wireless security testing. One of the best ways I’ve found to learn about som… Continue reading Cracking WPA Pre Shared Keys
How to calculate WPA2 handshake offline if I have the Mac address and the password thanks
Continue reading How to calculate WPA2 handshake offline? [on hold]
Let’s assume that one client contains malware, and that it belongs to a Wi-Fi network protected with WPA2/Personal (hence, via a password known to the piece of malware), where some other vulnerable clients are present.
I can… Continue reading Can a rogue client bypass the Wi-Fi Access Point?
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Is it possible for someone to figure out my WIFI password by following me?
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WPA2 PSK is used to encrypt packets to and from a router. All the members on the network have the wifi password, so theoritically if one of them is untrustable they could be able to capture and decrypt packets from my machine… Continue reading How to protect your wifi traffic from sniffing if untrusted people know the password?
I have two embedded systems, one acting as an AP with WPA2 and the other as a client. The idea is for a user to connect their client to the AP without any setup, so the authentication will all be handled automatically. The us… Continue reading Securely connecting a wifi client to an AP using a generated password
I understand that if you change your network card from managed mode to monitor mode you will be able to monitor and sniff the traffic of your local network plus all the access points around you. My question has two parts:
I… Continue reading What has to occur for a hacker to monitor traffic from my LAN?
If a client(supplicant) configure to perform EAP-TLS authentication connects with a switch which doesn’t requires authentication.
How can supplicant determine that authentication is not required and go ahead without authent… Continue reading How WPA supplicant can determine whether switch supports authentication or not?
With the onset of hardware like the WiFi pineapple, it has become somewhat harder to protect the privacy of your WiFi network. WPA2 Enterprise with Radius authentication could come to rescue here, but it offers a variety of d… Continue reading How can a 802.11 client verify the authenticity of an AP it is trying to connect to?