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PEAP Relay Attacks with wpa_sycophant
Reading time: ~8 min
Posted by Michael Kruger on 25 June 2019
Categories:
Defcon
,
Relay
,
Rogue-ap
,
Tool
,
Wifi
Back in 2018, I was interested that MSCHAPv2 and NTLMv1 hashes crack using the same algorithms, and wanting to get...