2011年6月28日 · TL;DR: FaceNiff probably exploits WPA's "Hole 192" and uses ARP poisoning to set up a Man-in-the-Middle attack. The steps, in short, are: The steps, in short, are: Eve uses the Group Temporal Key (GTK) to inject ARP packets into the network, with the network's gateway IP paired to her MAC address.

2012年10月4日 · The app works only with rooted phones and works, similarly to FaceNiff, by spoofing ARP replies to trick other devices on the network into thinking your Android phone is the router. WiFiKill then drops all their network packets. To the victims, it still appears as if they are connected to the network, but the internet just appears to have stalled.

2012年12月5日 · If the system runs the sniffer, its interface will be in promiscuous mode. The test works like this: Send a ping with the correct IP address into the network but with a wrong mac address.

You can't guarantee that you'll be able to detect it. For example, you can easily make a read-only ethernet cable by looping the TX+ (pin 1) and TX- (pin 2) of the sniffing computer, then set TX+ (pin 1) to RX+ (pin 3 of the sniffer) and TX- (pin 2) to RX- (pin 6 of the sniffer).

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2011年3月3日 · WPA2 is NOT protected against ARP poisoning. When you perform ARP poisoning, you announce that your MAC address is responsible for a given IP address.

2015年5月6日 · So this is a pretty straight forward question. If I setup a free and open wifi access point called "Free&Tots-Secure" then sniff all the traffic of people that connect to it, does that violate...

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