From: steven@lovebug.org
Date: Fri Jun 23 2006 - 16:57:20 EDT
Greetings,
I am wondering if anyone has done what I am looking to do or knows of a
recommended way to go about doing it. This may be used for a pen-test in
the future (would be allowed by ROE) or just for my own personal use not
affecting others. I want to setup an access point that clones the SSID of
the valid network that uses WPA. When a users tries to connect to my AP
and they enter in their information to authentication -- I want it to just
be sent to me so I can read what they wrote. Basically then allowing me
to enter this information into my own machine to connect onto the network
with their credentials. Is there a tool that does this already? Perhaps
one of the WRT firmwares that have a logging option or maybe just some
other tool altogether?
Has anyone tried doing this before? If so how did you go about doing it?
Thanks.
Steven
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