WiFi hacking like Mr Robot (with OTW)

Occupy the Web shows us how to hack WiFi like in Mr Robot. No need to use a password dictionary or brute force. A different method is used here (wifiphisher)

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00:00 - Coming up
00:42 - OccupyTheWeb books
01:38 - Wi-Fi Phishing // Cracking WPA2 passwords
04:17 - The importance of Social Engineering
06:45 - New movie by Sam Esmail (creator of Mr. Robot)
08:58 - Social Engineering in Mr. Robot
09:39 - Wi-Fi Phishing demo // Using Wi-Fi Phisher in Linux
17:19 - Wi-Fi Phishing demo// What the phishing victim sees
17:49 - Wi-Fi Phishing demo continued
20:17 - Social Engineering is part of hacking
20:55 - Turning up the wattage limit on APs
21:38 - Summary of Wi-Fi Phishing demo
23:09 - Reasons to use a Deauth command in Wi-Fi Phishing
25:41 - Changing countries/region on APs to change wattage limits // Rogue Access Points
27:40 - Other techniques to do Wi-Fi Phishing
29:43 - OTW's SDR/radio hacking // Flipper Zero
35:08 - Future videos with OTW
36:04 - Conclusion

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[mikaay]

Hacking is basically attacking vulnerable systems, and most modern computers won't have many weaknesses. That's why you should attack the weaker system: The human (not physically of course)

[billzade]

When I first joined the military 23 years ago now, the concept of Social Engineering was a huge deal and ingrained training even though it wasn't called social engineering with us. Simple stuff from "here is what you find in a guy's pocket", but it got more involved after that. Now, I'm seeing stuff about social engineering and realizing I've seen a lot of this before. Really cool.

[randomguy-to]

OTW embodies the essence of a true educator - he's passionate, has willpower to share knowledge and most interesting delivers it in a simplified manner, irrespective of complexity. Similarly D.Bambol is an inquisitive, diligent student who consistently poses insightful questions. We have the most impressive duo folks!!!✌️✌️

[olanrewajuadagba]

00:03 Social engineering is crucial in hacking
02:09 WPA 2 is a password guessing exercise.
06:34 Even the best hackers use social engineering
08:58 Shayla's email was hacked using a fishing scam.
13:42 Using a Wi-Fi adapter in a virtual machine for Wi-Fi hacking
16:19 Creating a fake access point for WiFi hacking
20:35 Wi-Fi hacking can provide a lot of information if done right.
22:53 Creating an evil twin to capture credentials
26:57 Exploiting national rules to increase access point power
28:39 Devices automatically connect to the strongest WiFi signal.
32:54 WiFi hacking can cover a broad frequency range, enabling hacking of systems like cell and satellite.
34:56 OTW emphasizes realistic hacking in movies.

[mitchellduell]

I love how OTW is socially engineering David in the beginning of all their videos!!😂

I honestly love these videos. It was your guys first videos together that inspired me more to start cyber security. I will admit that I fell victim to the thought that cyber security was above my way of thinking. But listening to you guys not only gives motivation but it also opens one mind into how anyone with the appropriate education and right "mindset" (shoutout to David's Poster).. and the right teachers can give anyone hope into learning a new critical skill.

Thank you both for you guys. The content you have produced have opened my mind to so much more.

[عموريبيك]

In this lesson, we learned the technology of the electromagnetic flow of information. We thought that access to radio frequencies was limited, but today I discovered how information flows and is intercepted. Thank you for this channel, and thank you, the guest. My favorite channel is OT W. I am on the roof of the house now collecting some pieces of copper😎

[apt-get_security]

can't wait for Linux Basics Episode V with OTW on your Channel. Keep going the great work

[zackpoe]

Love these episodes with OTW. Keep them coming...lol I got into cybersecurity several years ago when I randomly stumbled upon SDRs. Now i play with just about any SDR program or "setup" i can get my hands on and make my own antennas at home. Doing an episode on Dragon OS would be great for beginners, as to showcase so many things that can be done with SDRs, and if you didnt like the OS as a whole, what programs to check out by themselves.

[HeyySujal]

OTW is amazing. His articles are very much beginner friendly and interesting.

[raycordero]

YESSS!!! Another Mr. Robot Episode with THANK YOU MR. DAVID BOMBAL!!!! THANK

[JohnnySilverhand.]

David, your CCNA courses are a heaven-sent. I'm learning something new everyday thanks to you. Keep up with the grind man, much love ❤

[np_dev]

I really like the new style of your videos with an intro and small explanations for uncommon words 👍

[simplybased]

Thank you for all this wonderful content!! Love the Mr. Robot videos with OTW, so so informative, yet still so digestible!

[mytechnotalent]

David and OTW for the win! Great networking background and tutorial for networking.

[CdAB]

I still watch Mr Robot if I have nothing else to watch. I don't know how many times I watched it. Nice stuff!

[willfettu]

Master OTW & David make a great team; I love these videos with these two

[Darkk]

I am glad shows like Mr. Robot and this video just to prove how serious these security issues are on broken systems. Also, an insight as well as entertainment on how these hacks can be done.

[markb]

dont know how i missed this....but i did lol. Looking forward to this convo. the intro alone was so real. I am that guy that always ignored social engineering in the past due to how i never thought people could be so oblivious. Only to realize, it is the Number One most efficient and Effect way to infiltrate. Hands Down.
Based on intro alone, Evil Twin is always a tactic i knew Most would have no idea was happening, just accept that their computer was running slow and move had much of a need to do either social or evil its interesting from a psychological perspective.
Definitely looking forward to this conversation.
Much appreciation David.

[hypedz]

Tbh im glad you have OTW on the channel this often.

[chaloffmediaproductions]

Otw is incredible at teaching and keeping attention. Awesome vid