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Good thing I always disable the newest Windows default themes in favor of the old 98 grey style. Unlikely they'd default to emulate that. But there's a lot of d
by croon 10y ago
Good thing I always disable the newest Windows default themes in favor of the old 98 grey style. Unlikely they'd default to emulate that. But there's a lot of details from pixel gaps between the wifi popup to the wifi popup appearing automatically, etc etc that makes this very unfeasible for me at least knock on wood
There are plenty of other hacks I'd be susceptible to before this one. (Please black hats don't target me)
Edit:
Would it be feasible to instead just mimic the target AP with a WPA2 passphrase, listen to connection attempt by target user, and when the first attempt at login fails, set your AP to that passphrase and let him/her through? It's not completely transparent, but I feel typoing your password is more acceptable as "normal" than a lot of layers of emulated graphics that has to convince your target at every stage.