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Thank you guys. I just got the Pineapple NANO, so hopefully I can build a nice environment to play around and practice stealth.

Thanks for the article Haze. That was a good read!

Hi guys, Thank you for the info. I'll keep on practicing. In regards to wifite I know that it automates different types of attacks. This depends on the protocol, since it'll do different attacks for WEP than for WPA. Now for WPA I know that the first one is pixie dust which is supposed to be offline aside from sending some EAPOL packets (but I really don't know much more about it). If all fails afterwards it'll attempt to brute force the WPS pin; which I guess it's totally detectable, although I'm not sure if most routers and modems will attempt to analyze these...

Hi, I've been wetting my feet in penetration testing. I've been ramping up on metasploit and aircrack, etc. Now I know that detection evasion is a big topic when it comes to pentesting computers, and servers, etc, but I'm curious about guidelines and evasion techniques for wifi hacking. I've used systems like wifite and aircrack, but how susceptible are these types of attacks to detection, and are there any guidelines to avoid detection? Thank you