Before installing routersploit, my wifi connection was connecting with home network. However when starting routersploit, suddenly the wifi I was connected to says "Activation of Network Connection Failed". After this incident I've been unable to connect to my wifi.
However, when I connect to my smartphone hotspot, the laptop gets connected without any issues.
Was this a flash to a router, like DD-WRT or OpenWRT??
If it's not connecting, maybe take a look at the wireless security / output settings - are you possibly using a channel not supported by the device? Or, maybe an encryption type (AES/CCMP or TKIP) that doesn't have support? Right now, I can't use WPA3 yet - not enough devices support the encryption and have issues with non-supported devices.
Sometimes, the wireless frequency settings are set to the originating country - like RaspberryPi's auto-select their WiFi channels to the UK standard; which goes to 14, but my devices don't support that frequency being in the US.. I can use them; then get busted by the FCC, which would just look worse because I hold an FCC license currently
Also - make sure the wireless network is activated. When I moved to OpenWRT, WiFi was disabled by default to prevent others from connecting before configuring.
Just some things to check .. not familiar with Routersploit myself either, heh. Metasploit - yes
I dont know how but a simple sudo ip link set wlo1 down sudo iw wlo1 set type managed sudo ip link set wlo1 up
take a note that wlo1 is my network interface name, for someone it could be wlan0, etc.
check you network interface name with ip a
these three commands solved my issue.
CTF yeah; got into it on TryHackMe - same name on there, Plumpkibbles! Haven't been on in a while so I know my score is way way low - I was once in the top 4% Definitely not now, been slacking looking for work Might need to jump back on and try to up my score though
Noice! I haven't been on that one; I took some classes though a boot camp (wouldn't recommend) but, I thought I got more out of THM's stuff really haha and I only have a free account!
Keep at it man, you'll get there! Check out EC Council - they have some free labs you can do as well. I thought their labs were more real life scenario too. The VM's are much better - still browser based, but much better.