3 ms·
Man behind in-flight Evil Twin WiFi attacks gets 7 years in prison
- cebert 11mo agoIs there a reason this individual is referred to as “the man” instead of by name in this article and the linked pages? Is that an Australian convention?
- deleted 11mo ago[deleted]
- theturtletalks 11mo agoKali Linux and Pineapple routers made me adamant about never connecting to public wi-fi without a VPN ever again.
- bfffbgfdcb 11mo ago[dead]
- dpacmittal 11mo agoHow did he manage to bypass 2fa?
- amypetrik8 11mo agoMost likely victims did not use 2FA. In the hypothetical that they did and he were a strong hacker, he could possibly cook up a man in the middle attack - victim provides username, password, and 2FA. Man in the middle uses them to login on behalf of the victim, saves a copy of "remember this computer" type cookies, passes it all back to the victim transparently. That would be a lot harder to implement than a basic username/password phishing site however.