Free tool automates phishing attacks for Wi-Fi passwords

A new open-source tool can be used to launch phishing attacks against users of wireless networks in order to steal their Wi-Fi access keys.Gaining access to a WPA-protected Wi-Fi network can be extremely valuable for attackers because it puts them behind the firewall, in what is generally a high-trust zone. This allows them to mount man-in-the-middle attacks against the network’s users to steal sensitive data and authentication cookies from unencrypted traffic.A common method of breaking in