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A new Wi-Fi flaw lets hackers on the same network steal data and hijack sessions, affecting many popular routers and devices.
A new Wi-Fi vulnerability named AirSnitch has been discovered, allowing attackers on the same network to bypass client isolation and perform man-in-the-middle attacks, exposing sensitive data.
Affecting routers from brands like Netgear, D-Link, and Cisco, as well as devices running open-source firmware, the flaw exploits low-level network behaviors rather than encryption weaknesses.
It enables interception of unencrypted traffic, DNS cache poisoning, and cookie theft, even on HTTPS-protected connections.
Experts urge immediate firmware updates, use of strong encryption like WPA3, network segmentation, and end-to-end encryption to mitigate risk.
Una nueva falla en Wi-Fi permite a los piratas informáticos en la misma red robar datos y secuestrar sesiones, afectando a muchos routers y dispositivos populares.