This blog explains how Evil Twin Wi-Fi attacks work by imitating trusted networks and exploiting familiarity rather than force. It shows how a simple connection to the wrong Wi-Fi can quietly expose traffic, credentials, and trust.

When a network blindly trusts the wrong authority, attackers don’t need to break in - they’re invited. Rogue DHCP servers exploit one of the most trusted services on a network, quietly redirecting traffic, assigning malicious gateways, and enabling chained attacks like DNS cache poisoning. Understanding how this works is critical to defending modern networks.

I’ve been watching some interesting Netflix series lately — the kind that dive into scammers, the tools they use, and the digital mess...

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