Compromising enterprise implementations of WPA/WPA2
WPA enterprise is the technology utilized in wide-spread corporations. It does not use a single WPA-PSK, which most of the users use to connect to the wireless network. In order to maintain the governance and flexibility of the domain accounts, corporates utilize the implementation of WPA enterprise.
A typical approach to compromise an enterprise wireless would be first to enumerate the wireless devices and finally attack the connected clients in order to find out the authentication details. This consists of spoofing a target network and also providing a good signal to the client. Then, the original valid access point later leads into MiTM attack between the Access Point (AP) and the clients connecting to the AP. To simulate an enterprise WPA attack, attackers must be physically near to the target when they have a range of access points. Attackers can also sniff the traffic using the wireshark to identify the wireless network traffic handshake...
