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how to monitor a Wifi (802.11) network?
How to capture a sequential stream of data between two machines, making no assumptions about network layer protocols? On wired network, one can do it by ARP spoofing and then sniff the network. One ...
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Measuring SNR to detect jammers in Wi-Fi networks
I'm trying to figure out a way to detect a Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz signal Jammer. I am not looking into
locating the location of the jammer but rather detect the jamming signal. How do i do so using
only ...
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Why does layer 2 IDS seem underdeveloped compared to layer 3 IDS, for wireless network?
I understand that there are many applications such as Snort that do the job for network layer 3 IDS.
From what I have researched, layer 2 wireless IDS seems like a field that is very slow in ...
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Tracing Wireless Card
Let's say that hypothetically someone had broken into a WiFi connection. We can't find any evidence of whom it is via sniffing the traffic or anything of the sort.
Is there any way to triangulate ...
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If someone hacks my wi-fi connnection, what can they see and how?
I have two questions on wifi security:
If someone knows my wifi password (be it WEP or WPA) what can they
see on my screen? Do they just see URLs I visit, or can they see
everything in my ...
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How to Investigate Wi-Fi Intrusion and where to look for evidence?
I'm trying to figure out how to configure a network so that I can tell what an intruder did (in the past) while on the network after they are detected.
eg. If someone with a wi-fi enabled laptop ...
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What are the methods to crack WPA and WPA2? [closed]
Is there any method other than brute force and dictionary attacks to break WPA and WPA2?
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Wifi login redirect applications
This may sound a bit naive questions as i am a beginner. But I do my best to put it into words.
You may have experience when sometimes you want to use the internet in a cafe for example (with your ...
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What makes PINless Wi-Fi Direct using WPS on Android secure?
I've read from Wikipedia that Wi-Fi direct uses WPS (Wifi Protected Setup),
and I know that in Android (at least what I have which is 4.0.1 on Galaxy S3) uses the WPS method of the "push button" to ...
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Wi-fi security using WPA or WEP
In current years we have used WPA and WPA 2 for the encryption of data sent over an 802.11 network. But in the past WEP is used . From time to time, many people say that WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) ...
