
Wi-Fi Auditing Tools: aircrack-ng and What They Actually Do
A defensive tour of aircrack-ng, hcxdumptool, Kismet and Wireshark - what each tool sees on a Wi-Fi network, why WPA3 blunts them, and how to audit your own.

A defensive tour of aircrack-ng, hcxdumptool, Kismet and Wireshark - what each tool sees on a Wi-Fi network, why WPA3 blunts them, and how to audit your own.

How the offline attack on a WPA2 password actually works, why a live handshake changes everything in WPA3, and how to test that your own network holds up.

Four security standards, three decades, and one setting on your router that matters more than any other. What each protects, and why the old ones fell.

The five numbers on a Wi-Fi screen, what each one actually tells you, and why full bars can still mean an unusable connection in a crowded building.

Wi-Fi 4, 5, 6, 6E and 7 are just friendlier names for 802.11n through be. Here is what each one actually changed, and which numbers on the box are fiction.

Our new Android app puts Wi-Fi analysis, LAN scan, speed test, ping, traceroute, DNS and WHOIS in one place - no account, nothing leaving the phone.

Similar names, unrelated companies, and two opposite billing philosophies. The tech is close enough that cost and terms are what should pick the winner.

CGNAT, no static IP, no open ports - a tunnel solves all three. How to set one up, and how its trust model differs from running your own VPN at home.

Speed tests measure the wrong path. Here is how to use iperf3 and mtr to find out whether a VPN actually helps your connection - and how to read the output.