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You might have heard or read about WPA2 (WiFi Protected Access II), it is most common wireless encryption protocol that you’ll find in use on networks such as home, public cafes, etc. Now, researchers have found critical vulnerabilities in the 13-year-old protocol that can allow attackers, within the physical range of your network, to decipher the […]
Short Bytes: The FCC is on the receiving end over its proposed rules to alter WiFi routers to make them secure as the experts are telling a different story. In an open letter, Vint Cerf – the co-inventor of the Internet – along with 260 other experts, has outlined some changes in the proposal. When […]
Short Bytes: Linux.Wifatch not only prevents further attacks from router malware, it also shows a message telling the people to change passwords and update the firmware. When you combine the two words router and malware, the end result is just scary. Commonly router malware sneaks into your network and deploys attacks on your systems. Hacked home routers […]
About two weeks ago, we reported about the Raspberry Pi 2 based WiFi router that provided anonymous WiFi by putting you 2.5 miles away from your IP address. This device was called ProxyHam and Ben Caudill of Rhino Security was scheduled to introduce the device at DefCon 2015, few days ago. But, this highly anticipated […]
This theme is not so much about the use of the RAT, but rather about the safety and anonymity for the user. I watched a lot of videos and read quite a few topics resulting to shape the plan of action, that is the best in my opinion. Below I will describe the whole process, […]