| Hello world! Long time lurker first time poster, please be kind :) AirSnitch published at NDSS 2026 this week. Every tested router is
vulnerable to Wi-Fi client isolation bypass. Vendors will patch it
eventually. The IEEE will update the standard eventually. I wanted to know: how quickly can AI turn a newly published academic
paper into something a paranoid homeowner could actually deploy while they wait for firmware updates? One afternoon. No prior knowledge of the exploit. No testing. Full
honesty about both of those things in the README. The result is a Raspberry Pi cloud-init config that deploys Kismet
tuned to AirSnitch attack indicators, with webhook and email alerting. Is it perfect? No. Is it a credible starting point that didn't exist
Yesterday morning? Yes. That's the point. https://bitbucket.org/nevynweb/airsnitchalerter I’m sharing in good faith that this is either genuinely useful to someone, perhaps even a catalyst for an actual detector or patch, or just a novelty demonstration of the current capability of Claude AI Thanks for looking :) |