George Chatzisofroniou

Hi @Esser420, Thanks for reaching out. Yes, we definitely plan to implement Evil Twin against Enterprise WLANs. That was one of the reasons behind the creation of `roguehostapd` (#569). `roguehostapd`...

Hi, No. This project served as a proof-of-concept for our journal paper. I'm not actively maintaining it. You are welcome to fork the project and improve it if you want.

#751 was recently merged and may has solved this. Please update to the latest revision and try again.

I don't see any problem or error.

@ParisPantoulas Can we have some screenshots of what it looks like? Before I start reviewing, you may also want to fix the LGTM alerts.

Two additional comments: * This PR is introducing a new scenario but there are also a number of changes in other scenarios. Are these intentional? The proper way would be...

It's not recommended to have spaces in your directory name. Name your directory "win10_lockscreen" instead. I'll proceed with functional testing soon.

Yes, looks like it. But there other available resources online. Here is one: https://pentest.blog/attacking-wpa-enterprise-wireless-network/ (WPA Enterprise section)

Attacks in Enterprise WLANs is one of the things that we should focus for the upcoming release.

Why are you using `--force-hostapd`? It is not recommended. Is `hostapd` even installed (e.g. `apt-get install hostapd`)?