Post by Deleted on Mar 5, 2016 1:11:38 GMT
Hi all,
I have a Raspberry Pi 3 and 2 USB WiFi antennas. I was thinking that maybe, to increase security, it could be a good idea to use the internal Raspberry Pi WiFi to create an AP (not used by FruityWifi) that had a WPA2 password so you could connect to the admin panel. And then make your open AP for the victims. My idea is to ONLY allow access to the FruityWifi admin panel to those connected to the WPA-secured WiFi, so your "victims" (or anyone else, as the "victim" wifi is open) cannot even see the admin page.
I suppose this must be possible by using different IPs on each network and somehow setting server rules. Any idea on how this could be achieved?
Thanks!
I have a Raspberry Pi 3 and 2 USB WiFi antennas. I was thinking that maybe, to increase security, it could be a good idea to use the internal Raspberry Pi WiFi to create an AP (not used by FruityWifi) that had a WPA2 password so you could connect to the admin panel. And then make your open AP for the victims. My idea is to ONLY allow access to the FruityWifi admin panel to those connected to the WPA-secured WiFi, so your "victims" (or anyone else, as the "victim" wifi is open) cannot even see the admin page.
I suppose this must be possible by using different IPs on each network and somehow setting server rules. Any idea on how this could be achieved?
Thanks!
