Stealing WiFi password on reconnect [duplicate]
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How does WPA2-PSK prevent evil twin password phishing?
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Strength of WEP, WPA and WPA 2 PSK
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The Windows 10 update that’s rolling out addresses insecure Wi-Fi hotspots with new user notifications. Continue reading Microsoft Beefs Up Wi-Fi Protection
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?
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A new study by researchers Matty Vanhoef and Eyal Ronen revealed five vulnerabilities – collectively named ‘Dragonblood’ – in the WPA3 Wi-Fi standard. Four of the five are considered a severe threat to online security. What does this t… Continue reading The Future of Wi-Fi Security: Assessing Vulnerabilities in WPA3
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?
I’m playing around with Kali and am looking to crack my WPA2 default password.
I started generating 10 character passwords with a charset of solely digits and upper alpha lastnight and after 10 mins, I had a 40gb text file a… Continue reading Generating passwords with rule: the contents within a 10 characters string must maintain a certain ratio of numbers and letters in no particular order
I have a small network infrastructure in my home on which I’m hosting some services such as a website, file server and such.
Many of those services have an administration web interface which isn’t using HTTPS or doesn’t supp… Continue reading Is it safe to login using HTTP on a WPA2 protected home network?
Researchers have discovered several holes in a new security protocol for wireless networks. Continue reading Dragonblood: Data-leaking flaw in WPA3 Wi-Fi authentication
i just needed to get some info off my old phone that i do not have in my position anymore how can I go by doing that
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