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wireless-evil-twin
Stand up a rogue/evil-twin access point to harvest credentials — WPA2-Enterprise PEAP-MSCHAPv2 challenge/response and captive-portal capture. Load on an authorized wireless engagement targeting WPA-Enterprise (802.1X) or a portal-based network. Signals: PEAP/EAP/802.1X, RADIUS, "enterprise Wi-Fi", eaphammer/hostapd-wpe in play, a captive portal, corporate SSID with per-user logins.
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# Evil-twin / rogue AP (enterprise credential harvesting)
## When it applies
An authorized assessment of a WPA2-**Enterprise** (802.1X) network, or a captive-portal Wi-Fi, where
clients can be lured to a look-alike AP. `pentest`-only, in-scope SSIDs recorded in `scope.txt`, and
coordinated so you only capture *test/consenting* users' credentials per RoE.
## Why it works
WPA2-Enterprise authenticates users to a RADIUS server, but many clients don't properly validate the
RADIUS server's certificate. A rogue AP advertising the same SSID can complete enough of the
PEAP-MSCHAPv2 exchange to capture each user's username + MSCHAPv2 challenge/response, which cracks
offline to the domain password. Captive portals simply hand you the credentials the user types.
## Method