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in Linux-based systems and the security implications of forcibly terminating this process ("killing" it) during a wireless penetration test. We demonstrate that, while designed to manage authentication, a forced termination can be used to compel a client to re-authenticate, allowing an attacker to capture a WPA/WPA2 handshake. This paper highlights the vulnerability of the handshake exchange and recommends countermeasures. 2. Introduction Background:

When the device receives this frame, it immediately drops the connection. To the user, it looks like a temporary glitch. However, the device is programmed to automatically reconnect. The Objective: The Four-Way Handshake wpa kill exclusive

Regularly check your router's admin panel for unrecognized devices. in Linux-based systems and the security implications of