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Project Dribble: hacking Wi-Fi with cached JavaScript
Project Dribble runs a rogue Wi-Fi access point that rewrites JavaScript responses and gives them long-lived cache headers. After the victim reconnects to a trusted network, the poisoned script executes from the browser cache, probes the home router, steals its Wi-Fi password, and returns it to the attacker.
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