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Prevent WiFi Sniffing attacks on your Android Device

Paul Anderson by Paul Anderson
July 13, 2012 - Updated on May 26, 2022
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In this video, we will learn how to protect Android Phones from a Man In The Middle attack via ARP cache poisoning.

Detect:- A Wi-Fi network can be a dangerous place. It is easy for a malicious user to manipulate aspects of the network’s settings on your Android phone. By doing so he could prevent your phone from accessing the wireless network or – even worse – read and change everything you send and receive over the network. Wifi Protector detects such attacks.

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Protect:- When a security incident occurs, Wifi Protector alerts you. The type of alert can be configured. To protect your data the app can disable Wi-Fi if an attack is detected. It’s also possible to configure your phone in a way that makes it no longer vulnerable to the ARP attack. This is done on a lower network layer of the operating system, so this kind of configuration needs root access to the phone.

Prevent:- After an attack has been detected, you may decide on simple (all phones) or advanced (rooted phones) countermeasures. The “Immunity” feature prevents further ARP attacks from being successful. Wifi Protector can be configured for automatic countermeasures, which makes user intervention not required.

For more Information Visit:- http://www.gurkedev.com/wifiprotector/

Screenshots:- http://www.gurkedev.com/wifiprotector/screenshots/

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