How to hack Wi-Fi networks ( Educational )

This video will teach how to pentest / " hack " wifi networks that can be found anywhere.
This video is for educational purposes only and is meant to help you understand how networks are commonly hacked to be able to protect yourself, family and friends against it.
- Kali linux: www.kali.org/
I recommend installing kali linux in a virtual machine, if you do not know how to do this please look up some videos on how to do it.
Wifi / network hacking is not by itself illegal, it is beneficial to gain understanding on how attackers might look to attack your network to be able to prevent it before it happens, especially considering how 99%+ of networks are hackable with this method, so you can most certainly make improvement on your own network at home.
This video took a lot of effort to plan out, record and edit for the content to be in an easy, understandable format even for those that are not very familiar with hacking in general, if you would like to support me you can do so through ko-fi:
ko-fi.com/kianbrosewastaken
Here are the timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:22 How it works
0:48 How to do it
5:03 How to protect yourself against this

[@KianBrose]

I just want to make sure that you guys understand that this is only meant to show you how an attacker would perform this attack as knowing how it works is the best way to understand how to prevent it. Do not, under any circumstance, deauth random people or do this to networks that are not yours. As an additional security step, disable auto reconnect on all your wifi devices which protects against a bunch of stuff like this. As for whether it's "patched", this has been fixed in modern versions of wifi protocols like WPA3 and WPA2 with protected frames, but since most ISPs only send out the cheapest 5$ chinese routers when buying an internet connection pretty much everything is vulnerable.

[@Maxawa0851]

of course. ... definitely.

[@ZAYN-vk7iq]

Please can you help me with Bluetooth jacking. 😢

[@Flesjemetwater]

Wordlist attacks are normie tier skid shit. You didn't even get into rainbow tables or permutation...

[@THELONELYSOULSCLUB]

Thanks finally a comment with useful information

[@monarch1834]

We understand😊😊

[@Travis-hb2bl]

Anything is possible as long as you say "for educational purposes"

[@KianBrose]

I mean technically the youtube terms say that "videos demonstrating how to hack secure devices are not allowed", but we only care about the insecure ones

[@thenextbigthing1393]

@@KianBrose LoL right

[@begzodqodirov484]

@@KianBrose So It doesn't work on WPA-2 secured devices?

[@KianBrose]

@@begzodqodirov484 i think it does

[@ihatefindingoldyoutubecomm2750]

how to make 99.8 percent pure cyanide (educational)

[@OP-kk3ke]

“How to ethically find the answers to an online exam” next video 👌🏼

[@KianBrose]

*ahem* Nanocore

[@KianBrose]

@khalid nizar he asked how to find the answers to an online exam, and i gave a possible answer

[@KianBrose]

@khalid nizar nanocore isnt about getting the answer, if you research a bit around what it is youll get what i mean

[@rasmuspoulsen2621]

@@KianBrose The only thing that comes up when serching for it is some industrial light weight Carbon tube

[@KianBrose]

@@rasmuspoulsen2621 yeah it was illegal software that has been rooted out of the internet, very hard to find

[@JourneyReader]

Bro really pulled out "only for educational purposes" card 💀

[@fallters]

Why wouldn’t he?

[@Zestifyyy]

​@@falltersits a joke

[@RomaYT999]

In my country 96% of wifi passwords are phone numbers of the owners. So be kind and friendly, meet your neighbors and get their numbers.

[@KianBrose]

lol, good to know

[@User555fgt]

😂😂

What country is that?

[@sajeebcreations5685]

​@ south asian all countries

[@shayannx]

I'm Pakistani and uhhh yeah South Asia has stuff like this..

[@decentraIize]

Thanks for this "educational purposes" definitely didn't hack the upstairs neighbor wifi

[@PearlKumbiri]

🤣🤣🤣whats wrong with you lmao

[@kromerdealer8345]

Thank you, instead of saying how to do it, you actually explained how those commands work. Waiting for the next amazing video!

[@kromerdealer8345]

And sorry if my english is bad...

[@KianBrose]

I was tempted to also show how the "man" command works if people forget the -x parameters

[@KianBrose]

dw its good

[@casperd2100]

​@@KianBrose Isnt this just a brute force attack?

[@freerights6695]

​@casperd2100 afaik brute force is trying a bunch of passwords when trying to login so one gets it. Here they take the encrypted password and decrypt it.

[@thelazyrabbit4220]

Man! Clear. Concise. To-the-point. Explained. No-Guessing involved. Loved it!

[@KianBrose]

Ty!

[@thelazyrabbit4220]

@@KianBrose bro you are too good for us. You make such useful & informative vids.

[@ilsigniore2260]

one of the most underrated channels on youtube. im kind of shocked that this channel does not have 100k. one thing id change would be if you could upload more frequently and more python content :D

[@KianBrose]

Ah yeah I need to get more content going

[@KianBrose]

@@ilsigniore2260 i do, its in the about page

[@Student-jd8vf]

​@@ilsigniore2260 it's actually good since we don't want everyone to learn it 😅

[@bittersweet4074]

KZbin probably shadow ban him lol, initially I couldn't even find his channel and must click someone's else link to directly get into his

[@Student-jd8vf]

@@bittersweet4074 yea

[@iAmyverse]

Ok so, i never trusted my KZbin's algorithm, I thought this was going to be just another funny video. But hey you taught really well. Thanks

[@KianBrose]

Glad it was helpful!

[@paavdaemon3658]

You just explained it in so concise and powerpacked manner

[@arianwen27]

5:04 actually there is a protection against a deauthentication attack. Enable protected management frames aka IEEE 802.11w. This prevents an attacker sending deauthentication packets and them actually doing anything. The vulnerability is normal packets are encrypted with wpa2/3 but the control frames are not. PMF enables encryption on these frames, causing a deauth to not work anymore. Support for this is flaky but if you have a high end router or an enterprise wap and a wifi 6 or above client, it'll work.

[@KianBrose]

Oh yeah for sure, but since internet security is something that the common people which is legit basically everyone doesn't think about I've never actually met an endpoint that you can't deauth

[@cdub5033]

The easiest way to explore someones Network is by far, to Socially Engineer or look at, if you can, the targets Router Manufacturer & Model. A shocking number of Consumer Routers are still set to Factory Defaults because Home Users are often too lazy or ignorant to change them. Many of these Factory Default Settings can be easily looked up on a search engine. The door is often left wide open.

[@cmichael2967]

The catch is that MOST people don't know this

[@freaky3418]

​@@cdub5033its the laziness/ignorance but also the lack of knowledge that pushes consumers away from changing router settings, whether that be a fear of "breaking" the router or the manufacturer has failed to properly inform them about how to place such security measures independently

[@GoldenStreak9k]

Hehe, techfur no brrrrrrrrr

[@davidkrismer4447]

came from one of your python tutorials, this is great stuff! super enjoyable and well edited!

[@KianBrose]

Thanks!

[@pshop112]

Now I'm goin to watch his python tutorials

[@PearlKumbiri]

@@pshop112 me too lol

[@waynebarnes6811]

Thanks! I figured out my neighbors password and I'm now connected and using their wifi! (For educational purposes of course)

[@pointblank2890]

I have watched a LOT of tech tutorials on KZbin, but your concise, professional, and mild mannered approach really made everything so easy to follow--even if the video is just 5+ minutes long Very well done, and I'm definitely checking out your other videos as well!

[@KianBrose]

Thank you! I try to respect viewer attention as much as possible

[@whatdadogdoin6821]

Imma try that after our government restart internet services 🤣

[@SynnekoNya]

Finally a properly visualized example of how to use em, if you even remotely understand a little of it all and are decently experienced with handing deeper stuff about pcs even better, and if you also know linux, your practically set to start going at it, gotta be glad we have "educational" videos up still xD

[@KianBrose]

yay! a compliment

[@RaisinBarXZ550]

I like how this video makes it clear enough for a starter like me to understand but probably too much effort for any real problem makers.

[@KianBrose]

Lol

[@iyke4djakes]

If all real life Ethical hacking classes were this short and concise. Best wifi hacking ive come across so far

[@KianBrose]

If all real life classes had effort put into them xd ty!

[@ndunami7082]

how do I steal a car... for educational purposes of course

[@abinashpandey9887]

How to build your own cartel step by step process 'FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY'

[@KianBrose]

step 1. be poor step 2. be desperate for survival step 3. figure out that there are ways of getting easy money illegally step 4. ?? step 5. profit step 6. jail or dead by opposing cartel

[@user-zf6gl9tg5k]

​@@KianBrosenice one 😂

[@waffleseatdogs]

The first video I watched of yours was your first and I was amazed. 18.3k c'mon at least 2.6 M. I had been searching for such a thing for literal months, kind of pissed I didn't see your first video ten months ago. I hope to see you post more in the future. Edit: also somehow your videos have gotten better (because now you can align boxes)

[@KianBrose]

Yep, thinking back I should have put a little more effort into my first video haha

[@enteryourname7374]

This is the most important video I've ever seen on KZbin. You're not only teaching but also showing how to be protected, and this is apply to everything. You shouldn't care about just your wifi's password, you should care about your password EVERYWHERE. People don't realized it and get shocked when they get hacked.

[@Sonkaharcos]

i'm boutta binge your whole channel, good shit man also, big ups for reacting to every single comment

[@KianBrose]

Ty!

[@wemakelegendlastmanstandin4219]

Super gaaf man; wil meer van zulke korte maar krachtige video's 💪

[@RandyMCPEmaster]

Why am i smiling like a super villain now

[@proimpossible7410]

Because Your Going To Hack Your GF Wifi

[@KianBrose]

Because you wanna be one

[@youngboygenius661]

😅

[@George-xt6pk]

Guilty as charged 😅😅😅😅😂

[@Redsuperbear]

Because your d7mb😂😂

[@MichaelBTryn]

I love it how he says to make a long random password to keep yourself secure, but not to switch from WPA PSK.

[@KianBrose]

I mean long passwords are the best method

[@purplefishy8164]

​@@KianBrose so you claim

[@AzurePages]

​@@purplefishy81648s ago

[@BeginnersAcademy]

​ @Adam There is only so much clever security engineering and design, that the people who designed these protocols can do. At the end of the day its up to the end user to not be an absolute idiot and not choose a password like "123".

[@redacted__]

Please make more cybersecurity/hacking/IT related videos. I thoroughly enjoyed the way you broke the process down in this video; I would love to see more.

[@KianBrose]

youre gonna like the next one coming out in like 3 days

[@moosemeriley]

They said it was for educational purposes so I tried it at school

[@KianBrose]

Oh no

[@maxpcguy]

🤣😂

[@MandoMonge]

Now I’ll be paranoid whenever my crappy Wi-Fi stops working and I have to disconnect and connect again 😂😂😂

[@KianBrose]

Lol

[@vivzi_sk3]

@@KianBrose for me it says original comment is 1 day old and ur comment is 2 days old how lmao

[@mirrikybird]

I knew this was the method of accessing a wifi network, but I didn't know it could be done so easily Also didn't realise that it relied on a password that had to be in a list, glad that keeps me safe then

[@KianBrose]

Yeah normal bruteforce is unreliable

[@AstronxD]

I freaking love the videos where they tell you what the commands do instead of just showing you the list of commands used.

[@KianBrose]

same edit: that would be a walkthrough not a tutorial, most "tutorials" don't know how to tell the difference nowadays

[@emmanuelymacha2653]

YOU ARE THE BEST EVER, LOVE FROM TANZANIA 🇹🇿♥️

[@SudaisKhan-ib6ps]

Video title: "How to hide a body?" Disclaimer: It is for educational purposes only

[@skycloud4802]

Back in the day, people just didn't bother putting passwords on. So 'hacking' was as easy as just connecting up to your neighbours WiFi.

[@KianBrose]

lol

[@P_RO_]

Or a default password which was easy to guess.

[@Frisson391]

Admin

[@thend4427]

I did that with my wii lol

[@DoNE021]

Back in the days i f*ck around with *Netbus.* Good old days. hehehe Open close their CD. Move the mouse when they try click on something. and other fun stuff.

[@garrettupchurch8840]

Yeah, I feel like getting put on a watchlist today

[@abhinavsingh1972]

Quick, to the point and addressed he network problem VERY NICE!!

[@abhinavsingh1972]

Btw I'm getting an error running the command to fix the network problem any suggestions??

[@SunzuChris]

Broo You got me i thought you were like all other youtuber who lies using cmd but you're the best man even though I didn't have linux now but I truly belive that can work thanks man

[@sancrosanct5070]

Damn I just started watching you and the one complaint I have is how many videos you have. I never knew how easy it was to make bots and use cheat engine until 8 watched you today snd now I feel like at this rate learning from you, I can get a Job by January lol. Pls post more and you should probably get a discord to so the community can communicate better with each other and you :D

[@KianBrose]

I do have a discord actually, it's in the channel page Making videos is a bit difficult especially since i want to make them as accurate and educational as possible and university doesn't give me a lot of free time

[@sancrosanct5070]

@@KianBrose oh I 100% get that. The same thing happens to me most o thisyear with school. I learnt networking between December and February only to forget most things now because I had about 7 different exams this year. High school finals. I've been in a bit of a slow grind trying to get back up to my pace earlier this year but nothing until your videos, now I'm even moving faster than before. I'll be sure To join the discord and good luck in uni ;D

[@KianBrose]

Thanks!

[@amankushwaha8180]

this was literally best on this topic great 🔥🔥

[@roniebivens6694]

Your video has answered my questions. Thank you very much for sharing this method that works for all platforms.

[@Thebigbean114]

dude i love your content dont stop youll make it to hundreds of thousands of subs in no time. please keep grinding

[@KianBrose]

I hope I get there eventually haha

[@Thebigbean114]

@@KianBrose no you will get there

[@sniperabbitcodm]

FORMER HACKERS: Very Educational! Note it down!! Note it down!!

[@potkill]

haven't delved into this in a long time, mostly just bored going through youtube before bed, but reminded me of how cool I felt as a teen on Backtrack when WEP (lol) was the standard for home routers

[@MistrBiggles]

That was the most convoluted way of saying “pick a strong password”

[@KianBrose]

technicallythetruth

[@Shadow-mi8qs]

Next video "How To Bury A Body (Educational)"

[@SilencedDimend]

Did you respond to all the comments ? That’s crazy, good dedication for an active chat ! Gave you 3 views just going back and rewatching it trying to understand what’s happening lol

[@KianBrose]

Yes, I do Thanks xD

[@delta-gg]

background on the left... those plates look awesome

[@katrinejensrud537]

Thanks man. Well explained!❤

[@KianBrose]

Glad it helped!

[@AliXDream9]

thanks for your honesty

[@KianBrose]

Thanks for the watch and comment

[@jackxu1597]

Maybe I am butthurt, but because of this title, you just gained a tech nerd subscriber.

[@KianBrose]

You had me in the first half xD Ty

[@albrettnell]

Thank you for this. Knowing how it is done helps to protect your own network. Try to hack your own network to see if your password is sufficient to protect it.

[@KianBrose]

np

[@dustycrophopper2743]

Appreciate this video. Just goes to show how vulnerable we are on the internet. I think the olden days Internet was good. People just turned on their modems to download their email, then switched it off. Life was peaceful. We have to find ways of encrypting this data.

[@KianBrose]

ty"!

[@AYohann05]

I'll teach you how to protect yourselfs: Way to protect: there is no way, choose a safe pswrd and good luck 👍XD great vid btw

[@KianBrose]

Ty

[@defaulted9181]

I found another way to do it , so first you press alt + f1 then alt + f2 , alt + f3 , and lastly alt + f4 100% works

[@KianBrose]

m h m

[@TheBaxes]

Oh cool. I just put very long random password as my wifi password to protect against this attack. Thanks!

[@KianBrose]

Exactly, this is the way

[@alexandre3388]

Thanks, I will now educate myself

[@zizoo6106]

bro i love this channel ❤

[@KianBrose]

Same

[@iamgone7614]

Can you do A.I for idiots. I love your videos. The unapologetic idiot that I am only would understand your videos only.

[@KianBrose]

I wish I could, I tried myself doing some research on how AI and Machine Learning works, but I have to say... pretty much all resources I could find were absolute garbage.... I'll have to learn it myself my own way in a way I'm comfortable with before I can even attempt to teach it

[@mCblue79]

I'm still looking for the big red "steal your neighbour's wifi" button on my laptop 😊

[@LivingGuy484]

I know very little about this, but I've often wondered and I'm amazed at how quickly someone could do something like this. I guess it's why we get those "suggested password" things which are painfully long strings of random characters

[@KianBrose]

Yeah it's because of this

[@cook-is5871]

My guy thank you so much for giving me a home, I found myself a 4x3 room with a bed and a sink just after using the emergency internet for emergency services. Thank you bro fr fr.

[@domacirohlik]

Great job gained new sub 😎

[@KianBrose]

Thank you

[@PrinceZiim]

It is always so funny to me that when people look up how to hack they are like “ok how hard can it be” and when the videos get to the real part of “hacking” most people give up 😹 I see this all the time being an IT student, most people think it’s as simple as a button but real hacking includes the use of multiple software and application platforms, low level manipulation, etc.

[@KianBrose]

Hacking in progress 1% 10% 40% 99% Hack complete

[@illford6921]

Idk if your class is stupid or something but i don't think I've ever met anyone who thinks this

[@JesterLegend4life]

​@@KianBrose *matrix text appears on the screen*

[@nubo3517]

for me it was the other way around, i thought it would be harder ngl but this seems pretty simple

[@PrinceZiim]

@@nubo3517 try hacking multi-layered security networks or completing an sql injection in a capture the flag in environment or something and then tell me if it’s easy lmfao, most hacking is just using other people’s work, that’s wat script kiddies are. Planning, building, and implanting software to hack a network or host or watever is not as easy as it seems, like I’m ngl I’m not a programmer and I only know basic Perl scripting but I’m doing forensics right now and I can tell u that sometimes, imaging, decrypting, hex editing can be a pain in the ass, a lot of times it’s the sheer size of the content that I have to view and decide wat is worth looking at and wat isn’t

[@andrewchukwudumeje9413]

Love the explanations bro Top notch

[@KianBrose]

Glad you liked it!

[@markkithinji2666]

Oh my goodnes. I would have failed in my exams had I not seen this. Thanks😉😉

[@KianBrose]

fr? tf were they teaching u

[@AUROSTRXN]

Everything is legal as long as you are doing it for a school project XD

[@KianBrose]

lol

[@hydragamer9430]

Can you make video of how to make nuclear bomb ( education purpose) 💀

[@shael.m.a6550]

💀

[@arcage_0132]

Glad you clarified educational

[@KianBrose]

fsfs

[@ondrejsedlak4935]

I used to do this on my Nokia N900. It was amazing how lax people were with their wifi security but it did score me several years of free wifi in both Australia and Japan. I also encouraged my friends to harden their wifi security. They always said they didn't care if someone used their wifi, until I mentioned people can use it to access the type of material that lands people in prison. They changed their mind VERY quickly.

[@KianBrose]

lol, the fear method

[@alnaskabeer1361]

Yeah... For educational purpose. Nothing else............

[@KianBrose]

Of course

[@khondwanimugala4861]

With great power comes great responsibility

[@yusufalli3743]

I enjoyed the video very much.Don't let me lie i am a child that is interested in hacking please post more like this😀😀😀

[@nikostlps152]

Nice! Now I want a video on how to get access on a random bank account... For educational purpose only of course

[@KianBrose]

lmfaoo

[@Tailspin80]

This is why I don’t use actual words for passwords. I just type in a long string of random numbers, letters, special characters (if allowed) and don’t even try and remember it, just save it somewhere secure, or for website logins just let the browser remember it and use the forgot password link if you ever need to change it. Make the password reasonably long and random and it’s effectively unguessable.

[@KianBrose]

exactly, over 10 chars is hard to crack with a gpu bruteforce as long as its not in a wordlist

[@chrisjb241]

No one does so this method is useless 99% of the time

[@Tailspin80]

@@chrisjb241 Don’t understand your reply

[@Tailspin80]

Happy to explain. Which part was not clear?

[@IceBlueLugia]

This is just useless. Have fun entering your 40 digit password by hand when you buy a PS5 Use something reasonably secure and move on. If your internet gets hacked, change your password and report it to your ISP and you won’t face any charges or consequences for whatever happens. Not an issue If it’s your bank account where you’re only really accessing it on 1-2 devices max anyway, sure do a very good factor with 2FA. Your wifi isn’t important enough to warrant all this security

[@davidslife989]

My brain hurts! This is why I'm not a coder.

[@KianBrose]

lol ok

[@Nekomosh004]

Amazing content, I wanna try this in my home network just to learn something new. Thank you! 😊

[@KianBrose]

Go for it!

[@Greninja3366]

love your outro

[@KianBrose]

ty i never used it again!

[@cruzsanta2252]

Very educational.

[@leonnl2925]

“How to protect yourself against this” Him explaining how to do this😂

[@KianBrose]

i do at the end tell you how to prevent it

[@leonnl2925]

@@KianBrose I mean you just explained how to do this lol

[@suqmaddiqq]

Fantastic video! Basically put reams of network pen testing knowledge into one, concise video relevant enough for the average person. Just in terms of the prevention side of this... WPA3 would basically render (almost?) any attempt of a deauth attack (at least, in the ways I know of) to work. I could be wrong however. Would you update the prevention methods you mentioned 2 years after uploading this video?

[@KianBrose]

Correct, wpa3 patches this, the problem is that 99% of people tend to use the shitty chinese 4$ router that their isp sends them which as far as ive seen never supports wpa3

[@sk-ig4wt]

u gained 1 more sub ,nice video

[@KianBrose]

ty!

[@ARSLAN27A]

I actually 👍 did this in 2018, but at that time there were no tutorials so I had to read long threads for every smallest problem I faced during the process. I am from mechanical ⚒️ engineering background, so even basic issues were serious for me. I succeeded 🎉 in like 2 months and hacked 4-5 networks and got fed up for my laptop being slow to run password list 📚 combinations.

[@KianBrose]

ayy nice!

[@leonmaksimiliannikovski2541]

Hey.Im also planning on becoming a mechanical engineer in the future. Just curious, how good is your laptop and how long did it take to crack an average password?

[@David-210]

The password doesn't need to be long, just add two special characters like the German 'ä' and slavic 'ć', or even better, a cyrillic letter like 'ж'. Example pass: MikeäHoustonж' Because password lists are language sensitive, you wan't find much mixing of different languages.

[@KianBrose]

good point

[@DeadPool-xq3ge]

Bro you are a legend 🔥

[@CoundownX]

Finally! Love this "educational" video!...

[@geostorm8192]

"Ferb, I know what we're gonna do today!"

[@xulqarnaen]

How to make nuclear bomb? (educational)

[@Guitar_Lab]

Cool! Now you can make a video about how to hack any wifi network you want!

[@rudra-yp2ip]

Thank you bro now I can use my neighbour wifi

[@KianBrose]

dats illegal

[@asepkonci]

I'am not really an idiot (in life) lol, but maybe I'll watch.

[@KianBrose]

xD

[@davedukes0001]

How to get remotely into a bank safe, "For educational purposes only"😎

[@tafsiralam8344]

Thanks, Now i can connect my pc with the bank's server beside my house

[@KenSherman]

Straight to the point video! Maybe on another video you can give a little more explanation on the description and purpose of each feature.

[@KianBrose]

Ah unfortunately this method is a bit outdated nowadays

[@xXOverHaulXx]

How to collapse the global financial system (Educational)

[@mra4167]

how to rob a bank without getting caught (educational only)

[@GearScar]

Got confused half way thru, slept with my neighbour, now I have wifi when I’m at her house, thank you

[@Makwal]

Nice .. and Reaver is more efficiant too 👍

[@Lord_Vertice]

(hopefully) useful information: This won't work with WPA3 networks, and some other auth types. This can be made to work with meshes, but be aware: deauthing a device will likely make it connect to a different AP you're not monitoring. Either monitor multiple at once, or predict which one it will connect to and monitor that, if possible. Might take a few tries. This can work with 5ghz but you need to set some extra flags, check the documentation and/or man pages. Be aware that deauthing can cause the target to connect to 2.4ghz instead if available. It'll also help if you know your target channel in advance, cause scanning all 5ghz channels with airodump takes some time and has significant delay. 6ghz (wifi 6e) support exists but is a bit finicky, check the documentation. You might have to manually supply the frequency instead of channels. If your attack fails, try several wordlists, not just rockyou.txt. But if they all fail, you can try a bruteforce with aircrack or hashcat (better). But honestly, don't bother. You won't find the password in time. Though if you have more information about your target you might be able to generate a custom word list with possible passwords.

[@KianBrose]

Yep! Had a few people mention that wpa3 patches it, but since people tend to use the cheapest Chinese router that comes included in their Internet plan it's virtually unpatched

[@Lord_Vertice]

@@KianBrose mhm true, most home networks are currently vulnerable. just thought i'd mention it for the 4 people who are already on wpa3 and wondering why it's not working lol

[@UltraCenterHQ]

How to get nuclear launch codes (educational purposes)

[@its_yash7114]

I am shocked that the man speaks point to point and is a genius

[@xinxin331]

Good explanation.👍

[@KianBrose]

Glad it was helpful!