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For reference, re-installing FF doesn't seem to fix it, and I have neither NoScript nor uMatrix installed (although do have uBlock Origin).
(I've been meaning to troubleshoot it for a while, and if I manage to track down the issue, will let you know).
> Note that the adversary cannot replay an old message 3, because its EAPOL replay counter is no longer fresh.
And a related update from the TLDR post you originally referenced (which I believe is causing confusion):
> Update: An early version of this post suggested that the attacker would replay the message. Actually, the paper describes forcing the AP to resend it by blocking it from being received at the client. Thanks to Nikita Borisov for the fix.
Pentesting itself can be quite a broad field, and although you’re right about a lot of it being network-related, it typically gets split into categories depending on the exact type of pentest (e.g. application penetration testing, wireless pentesting, embedded devices, SCADA/OT systems).
You could get into a debate on which areas are more demanding, but as you get deeper, they do require different skill sets/specialities/ways of thinking. Someone who’s great at web app pentesting may not necessarily be fantastic at RE or social engineering.
"At the beginning, the area was scanned-sniffed with ‘Airodump’ and then a deauthentication attack was made with ‘Aireplay’," according to the paper. "Through that, an instance of the PSK was caught. Finally, ‘Aircrack’ was attempting to reveal the secret password by using the instance of the PSK and matching it with every record of the dictionary. For these experiments we used a very big dictionary that consisted of 666,696 standard printable ASCII character records of various lengths. ‘Airodump’ and ‘Aireplay’ are commands of the ‘Aircrack’ suite, responsible for sniffing and deauthentication respectively." [1]
[1]http://www.securityweek.com/researchers-outline-how-crack-wp...