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This is Microsoft's version of the WiFi captive portal. For the attack to work, the attacker needs to control the network, and also exploit a hole in the host b
by zimbatm 5y ago
This is Microsoft's version of the WiFi captive portal. For the attack to work, the attacker needs to control the network, and also exploit a hole in the host browsers.
I remember Apple having to fix Safari a few years back, related to that type of attack.
- Aachen 5y ago> the attacker needs to control the network So like, setup a WiFi with the same name? Or any name known to the device, then deauth. Devices also often broadcast some of the names they know. > and also exploit a hole in the host browsers. Well now that depends on your goal. Care to guess how many people could be lured into downloading malware or entering some credentials on a phishing page when they get to it? I agree it's not like printnightmare level bad, but there's options here.