As a penetration tester, you have been tasked to assess the security of a company's wireless infrastructure. You decide to simulate an evil twin attack to test the network's resilience to credential theft. Which tool would you use to create a rogue access point that replicates the company's WPA2-Enterprise network in order to capture employee credentials?
Deploy mdk4 to conduct a denial-of-service attack on the network, effectively disrupting the wireless services.
Use EAPHammer to create the rogue access point and facilitate the attack to capture credentials.
Implement Kismet for network detection and packet sniffing on the target wireless network.
Utilize Aircrack-ng to crack the WPA2 password and gain unauthorized access to sensitive information.
EAPHammer is specifically designed for such a scenario, where it can be used to create a rogue access point that mimics the legitimate WPA2-Enterprise network. It can then capture credentials as employees unwittingly connect to this malicious access point, thinking it is the corporate network. The incorrect answers, while related to Wi-Fi security, do not provide the functionality to mimic WPA2-Enterprise networks for the purpose of capturing credentials through such an attack.
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