Wireless hacking tools are used by cybersecurity professionals to test and secure wireless networks. These tools are critical for identifying vulnerabilities and ensuring that networks are protected from malicious attacks. Below is a…
Read more
Ever heard of an evil twin AP? An evil twin AP is like a rogue access point. The attacker creates a fake wireless AP to lure users into thinking it’s a trusted wireless…
Read more
Today, Wireless Network has become more and more present in open area or large companies and security enhancement is needed to control authentication and confidentiality. The 802.11 Working Group introduced the 802.11i amendment as…
Read more
Anyone can, with the right equipment, access wireless networks (wireless local area networks, wlan’s). After all, there is no physical barrier that makes break-in attempts more difficult, as is the case with wired…
Read more
ESSID(Extended Service Set Identifier) is the sequence of characters that uniquely identify a wireless local area network. Hiding the ESSID is a poor method of attempting to achieve security through obscurity; unfortunately, the…
Read more