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An evil twin is a wireless access point that is configured the same as a legitimate router in an attempt to get users to connect to the attackers router to allow for man in the middle attacks.
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How does a password prevent an evil twin if the password is publicly known?
This discussion of WPA3 OWE seems to imply that WiFi at Starbucks/the airport/whatever can be secured against an evil twin attack if they use WPA3-Personal instead of OWE. But it seems like that would …
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