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      <title>ESSID Stripping: Creating a RogueAP that Appears the Same but is Different</title>
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      <description>How to create a RogueAP that looks identical to legitimate networks but clients use the default settings. Link to heading Table Of Contents What is a RogueAP? What is ESSID Stripping exactly? When to use it? How to use it? Using the attack with hostapd Using the attack with original Eaphammer (only white space) Using the attack with eaphammer modification (space, new line or tab) How to protect yourself? References In September 2021, the AirEye research team, in collaboration with the Computer Science faculty at the Technion - 2013 Israel Institute of Technology, identified a potential attack vector in Wi-Fi networks known as the ESSID (Extended Service Set Identifier) Stripping vulnerability.</description>
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