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It's a lot easier to simply register a domain like coffeeshopwifi.com if/when the owner abandons it and wait for the requests to pour in, than it would be to fi
by notwedtm 5y ago
It's a lot easier to simply register a domain like coffeeshopwifi.com if/when the owner abandons it and wait for the requests to pour in, than it would be to find the specific coffeeshop that your target frequents and then compromise their DNS servers.
- sigjuice 5y agoIt is not about compromising DNS servers at coffee shops. If I go to a coffee shop, do any packets even have to go to coffeeshopwifi.com or example.com at all? 1. DHCP happens. 2. I type http://example.com http://example.com, but I get 'Please click AGREE etc. for WiFi'. So far, this should all be internal to the local network. 3. I click on AGREE, but my browser actually goes to philzcoffee.com