The Dangers Of Public Wi-Fi | Beware Of The Free Cheese

Today we are used to being online all the time, and when you're offline, it's natural to feel cut off from the world.
Thankfully, many shops, cafes, hotels, and parks offer up free internet. It's totally possible to travel around a city hopping from one network to the next. What a great time to be alive, right?
In today's video, we will see how you can end up making millions of dollars from your cup of Starbucks coffee... But not for you. For the fraudulent networks, you've connected to 🧀🐁 Watch on to see how you can protect yourself from these digital thieves!

Timeline:
00:00 Intro
00:31 WMC 2016
04:20 MITM
07:53 Coinhive
09:06 Conclusion & tips

Useful links:

How To Stay Anonymous | PROXY vs VPN vs TOR

How To Disappear Completely and Never Be Found

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[xliquidflames]

This should be right after 7:48 and/or right after 9:54 :
But be careful which VPN you use because while the a hacker can't decrypt that intercepted signal, the VPN you chose doesn't need to. You're giving them permission to see everything you do online in exchange for anonymity with everyone else. There are a lot of unscrupulous VPNs out there so choose wisely.

[Kolle]

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[iyeetsecurity]

_Never_ use public WiFi, because I'm _not_ *the only one* that gets a laugh out of setting up a Wi-Fi Pineapple or a Deauther in these places 😁

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5:58 It's a evil twin attack not mitm

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[gjsatru]

As always sumsub great video liked it. And one thing I did wifi hacking live in coffee I few months ago. Although no one joined I created a false routing endpoint so that whoever connect to it I can see all the traffic in flow haha :)

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[motionlightepic]

I'm literally watching this video connected to the Wi-Fi 🤔

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[konstantina]

2FA stands for Two-Factor Authentication but not Two-Factor Authorization. Authorization is a different thing.

[jeanne]

When you say "3:00 am", you don't need to add the redundancy, "in the morning"