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An evil twin attack occurs when an attacker sets up a fake Wi-Fi access point mimicking a legitimate one. Users connecting to this fake network unknowingly send their data through a server controlled by the attacker, leading to potential data theft.
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1. Location: Hacker targets busy areas with free Wi-Fi (e.g., coffee shops).
2. Setup: Hacker clones the SSID of a legitimate network.
3. Connection: Stronger signal from the fake network lures victims to connect.
4. Fake Login: Hacker uses a fake login page to steal credentials.
5. Data Theft: Hacker monitors and steals victimβs data.
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– Avoid Unsecured Wi-Fi: Use secured networks only.
– Use Personal Hotspot: Prefer your own hotspot over public Wi-Fi.
– Check Warnings: Pay attention to security alerts on your device.
– Disable Auto-Connect: Manually connect to networks.
– Avoid Sensitive Transactions: Donβt log into private accounts on public Wi-Fi.
– Use Multi-Factor Authentication: Adds a layer of security.
– Stick to HTTPS: Ensure websites are secure.
– Use a VPN: Encrypts your data on any network.
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