Hacking WiFi: Sniffing Traffic from Open Networks

In this highly requested video I will be showing you how to sniff traffic from open wifi networks and analyze in Wireshark. I also cover why open wifi is so dangerous and why VPNs can protect you when you have no choice but to connect.
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For wifi adapters that support monitor mode, Google 'wifi adapter monitor mode'
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[@TradersTradingEdge]

Thank you. Great content. Really like how you explain and practically teach.

[@plaintextpackets]

Thanks!

[@thecurious6721]

Thank you for the great tutorials 👍🙏 They are the best!

[@prajwalsa7568]

I am using internet but not showing wifi networks in desktop plz help in laptop

[@petergaudiomonte1080]

Love your videos, could you help me understand the difference between promis. Mode and monitor mode a littler better. I was under the impression monitor mode captures all packets from any network, as well as the management frames and promisc. mode captures all the frames of all the devices on that specific network. Thank you for your content!

[@plaintextpackets]

Good question. I used the two terms interchangeably here for simplicity but technically they are different. Promiscuous mode applies to wired and wireless networks and allows you to sniff all traffic but requires you to be physically connected to the network or associated with the wireless AP. Monitor mode is specifically for wireless and allows you to sniff traffic without having to associate (connect to) the AP Hope this helps

[@petergaudiomonte1080]

@@plaintextpackets I appreciate that, thank you!

[@viral_codes]

Is there any way to capture HTTPS traffic as well? Without stealing SSL key stored on client machine for encryption

[@buldozzer3456]

Not without an SSL-Interception. So your "victim" would get a certificate warning if they did not install you cert beforehand. Actually this is one of the biggest challenges on modern firewalls. Also there are a lot of services that detect SSL-Interception and don't work by design, such as banking sites. This is often a reason why companies use some kind of Endpoint-Client such as Cisco Umbrella in combination with a traditional firewall.

[@viral_codes]

@@buldozzer3456 thanks bro

[@kyle4224]

Great video!

[@user-ui6et3xp4h]

Just get google pixel phone which come with google vpn

[@illa109]

Rent a server (5-7$ a month) set up and configure your own.

[@user-ui6et3xp4h]

@@illa109 is there a video to demonstrate the setup?

[@illa109]

@@user-ui6et3xp4h look up how to setup Wireguard or OpenVPN on a VPS server

[@JustSHorTT]