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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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Does WPA3 OWE mean the return of Evil Twins?
Evil twins never left.
OWE is not meant to replace PSK. It's meant to enhance open networks by encrypting them, but doesn't provide authentication. For that, you still need a PSK or Enterprise configu …
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