312-50V13 · Question #528
During a red team engagement, an ethical hacker is tasked with testing the security measures of an organization's wireless network. The hacker needs to select an appropriate tool to carry out a sessio
The correct answer is D. bettercap. Explanation Bettercap is the correct choice because it is a comprehensive, cross-platform network attack and monitoring framework capable of performing session hijacking on WPA-PSK protected networks through techniques like ARP spoofing, Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attacks, and traf
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- AFaceNiff
- BHetty
- CDroidsheep
- Dbettercap
How the community answered
(67 responses)- A3% (2)
- B16% (11)
- C9% (6)
- D72% (48)
Explanation
Explanation
Bettercap is the correct choice because it is a comprehensive, cross-platform network attack and monitoring framework capable of performing session hijacking on WPA-PSK protected networks through techniques like ARP spoofing, Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attacks, and traffic interception, making it suitable for professional red team engagements requiring both attack execution and subsequent security analysis.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- FaceNiff (A) is an Android-based tool designed for session hijacking on Wi-Fi networks, but it is limited to older, simpler security protocols and lacks the robust capabilities needed against WPA-PSK in a professional context.
- Hetty (B) is an HTTP toolkit primarily designed for web security research and proxy-based traffic interception - it is not designed for wireless session hijacking.
- Droidsheep (C) is another Android tool for session hijacking over Wi-Fi, but like FaceNiff, it is limited in scope, outdated, and not effective against WPA-PSK networks in a red team scenario.
Memory Tip: Think "Better cap(ture) everything" - bettercap is the better, all-in-one professional tool for network interception, making it the go-to choice whenever a question mentions a full-featured, protocol-aware red team wireless attack.
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