Really curious how this was discussed with the legal team...
"We're releasing hacking tools to allow others to break into poorly secured computer systems... But we are doing it with good intentions so it won't be illegal right??"
"We're releasing hacking tools to allow others to break into poorly secured computer systems... But we are doing it with good intentions so it won't be illegal right??"
(The bane of my existence thanks to everyone and their mother releasing ESP32 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/etc deauther 'tools'...)
802.11w exists
As a bonus, even wireshark won't detect anything for debugging, because the RTS+CTS handshake typically can't be sent to the linux kernel+higher layers.
An ESP32 is capable of doing that on all wifi channels 'simultaneously' (ie. round robin, but getting back to the start channel within the timeout), effectively blocking all wifi.
I didn't expect Google (Mandiant) to release rainbow tables ever. Curious what changed internally to make that acceptable now.