Post by l0wk3yc0d3r on Aug 17, 2016 0:17:21 GMT
Hey guys,
I have a captive portal set up and was wondering if anyone has any experience with getting the browser to go straight to the portal. I've played around with it for a while but I'm a little stumped. For chrome I've read that if the traffic is constantly returning 302 responses, it will figure out that it is a captive portal but despite using DNSspoof it doesn't seem to be recognising it.
Currently, when users connect to the portal the browser doesn't recognise that it is a captive portal, and will allow them to view all the certificate errors that they like. Until they visit a page over HTTP which will show the portal.
I know it's possible, because it works at places like starbucks, but for some reason it isn't working for me.
I have AP, Nginx, Captive, and DNSspoof enabled.
Thanks in advance for any help!
-L0wK3yC0d3r
I have a captive portal set up and was wondering if anyone has any experience with getting the browser to go straight to the portal. I've played around with it for a while but I'm a little stumped. For chrome I've read that if the traffic is constantly returning 302 responses, it will figure out that it is a captive portal but despite using DNSspoof it doesn't seem to be recognising it.
Currently, when users connect to the portal the browser doesn't recognise that it is a captive portal, and will allow them to view all the certificate errors that they like. Until they visit a page over HTTP which will show the portal.
I know it's possible, because it works at places like starbucks, but for some reason it isn't working for me.
I have AP, Nginx, Captive, and DNSspoof enabled.
Thanks in advance for any help!
-L0wK3yC0d3r
