AndyLun

I see. Thanks everyone for taking your time to help me.

Thanks for the quick replies! So, from what google told me about the Evil Twin attack, these access points have the same SSID but different BSSID? How does that work? Because there's two access points with the same SSID then devices cannot connect to them? Also, I can't seem to find how to change the BSSID of my access point, as the router settings page is somehow different from the manual. (D-Link DIR-615) One other thing I noticed is that this bogus access point have fairly weak signal, and cannot reach upstairs of my house, but does reach the ground floor. Devices cannot connect to the legit access point on the ground floor but can connect to it when the other fake access point is not detected. How about EvilAP Defender? Does it run on windows? I have absolutely no knowledge in these kinds of tools like aircrack-ng.

A few hours ago, when I was using my computer to watch some videos, suddenly my Wi-Fi connection dropped. I checked the Wi-Fi panel and found out that aside from my normal Wi-Fi SSID which is WPA/WPA2 secured, there's another Wi-Fi with exact same SSID as mine, but it does not require a password to connect to. I can still see my Wi-Fi signal strong, but I just can't connect to it. When I press the connect button, windows tell me "Failed to connect to network" and android just shows the message "Saved, Secured with WPA/WPA2". I immediately know something is up, and I opened up the android app called Wifi Analyzer to check. That "clone" Wi-Fi, has almost identical address as mine (mine-"b8:a3:86:be:de:b4" clone-"b8:a3:86:be:dd:b4"). So, I tried to connect my laptop with a CAT5 cable, and the internet works (just Wi-Fi is not working). Then I tried to connect to the fake clone Wi-Fi. Upon connecting, a login page showed up (like those in airports where you need to type in additional data to gain access or else you just get a limited connection), telling me to type in my WPA/WPA2 password due to security reasons. That is obviously phishing. Worst part is, I don't know how he can deny any devices from connecting to the normal Wi-Fi. Whenever the clone Wi-Fi is not detected anymore, everything connects to the Wi-Fi just normally. I have tried the following (which didn't help) : - rebooted modem and router - changed SSID of Wi-Fi - changed password of Wi-Fi Does anyone have any idea how I can fix this? Thanks for taking your time to read this.

I like it because my desk is really crowded. Would really love a tiny PC like that one.

Vessel user : AndyLun2009 Videos : https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0 https://www.vessel.com/videos/DkWN4qqW1

Never got picked in any giveaways.... Hope I can get this one

I really need a new computer. Getting the CPU is very nice :3

What I like the most about the new GTX 900 series is the lower TDP and the new technologies.

Really nice channel Linus. Without you I would never have known so much about computers.