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Couldn't this work against any wifi? Impersonating a public access point gives you some extra unencrypted information so you know the server IP and can more eas
by zrm 10y ago
Couldn't this work against any wifi? Impersonating a public access point gives you some extra unencrypted information so you know the server IP and can more easily infer when a password is being entered, the same things you conceal by using a VPN over public wifi.
But what stops a passive wifi observer who can guess those things or already knows them?