Public Wi-Fi has become a regular part of daily life. Whether at a coffee shop, airport, or hotel, most of us take advantage of these networks to stay connected. However, with convenience comes potential risk, particularly through a type of cyberattack known as an Evil Twin attack.
In an Evil Twin attack, a hacker sets up a fake Wi-Fi network designed to look like a legitimate one. When users connect to this network, their personal data can be intercepted, exposing sensitive information like passwords and banking details. This method is becoming a concern for businesses and individuals alike, especially in busy public spaces.
This article will explore how Evil Twin attacks work and provide practical steps to protect yourself and your business when using public Wi-Fi.
