Open Wi-Fi Got Encrypted. Here's Why Your Rogue AP Still Works.
So you’re sitting in your local café, laptop open, and you connect to the free Wi-Fi. No password. No fuss. Job done. But underneath that seamless …
Wireless attack research covering 802.11 protocols, rogue access points, WPA2/WPA3 weaknesses, EAP attacks, and more.
So you’re sitting in your local café, laptop open, and you connect to the free Wi-Fi. No password. No fuss. Job done. But underneath that seamless …
One of the most common questions I still receive is: “What WiFi adapter should I use for pentesting?” Over the last 13 years, I’ve tested a …
Hidden SSIDs are one of those security measures that feel effective but provide almost no real protection against a determined attacker. Here’s why — and …
Even the most secure wireless deployments — including EAP-TLS with client certificate validation — can become entry points when endpoints are exploited in less …
Hidden SSIDs come up constantly in conversations about WiFi security. The idea is straightforward: if your network isn’t broadcasting its name, attackers …
If you’ve worked through Episode 2 and Episode 3, you can already crack WEP. The question this episode answers is: how do you do it faster? IV generation …
If you’ve watched Episode 2, you know how to crack a WEP network using the clientless ARP replay attack. Good. Now let’s talk about what happens …
WEP is dead. Has been for years. The cryptography is fundamentally broken — not “weak with a long enough password” broken, but mathematically …
Every wireless pentester has to start somewhere. This is that somewhere. Before you worry about WPA3, enterprise attacks, rogue APs, or EAP-TLS — you need to …