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SSID, signal strength, BSSID, private IP, public IP, ipv6, all trivially available to a binary running on a machine. It sounds far less than the diagnostics da
by iso1631 9mo ago
SSID, signal strength, BSSID, private IP, public IP, ipv6, all trivially available to a binary running on a machine.
It sounds far less than the diagnostics data I get from a small go binary.
If corporate policy is you can't connect to starbucks wifi, then enforce that at the MDM mangement layer - I assume things like SCCM can do it.
- palmotea 9mo ago> SSID, signal strength, BSSID, private IP, public IP, ipv6, all trivially available to a binary running on a machine. So it sounds like if you want to circumvent this: get a travel router that spoofs a work access point, and make sure any kind of identification requests that would reveal a public IP are either blocked or are going through your work VPN.
- PunchyHamster 9mo agorunning it in a browser would be enough, no ?
- palmotea 9mo agoIf it's only just the teams app that's doing it, but I'm not sure if that's a safe assumption. There's a crap ton of Microsoft stuff installed on my laptop by default, and the IT admins install stuff all the time.
- iso1631 9mo agoHell of a lot of opsec you need to ensure to lie to your employer. How ware you going to spoof the certificate? I don't get it personally, what's the purpose?