Wi‑Fi remains exposed to two practical attack surfaces: Evil Twin access points that impersonate trusted SSIDs and weak keys/misconfigurations that enable offline guessing. This expanded literature review (2015–2025) applies a PRISMA‑style method and synthesizes evidence from protocol breakages (KRACK, Dragonblood, Kr00k, FragAttacks), Evil‑Twin detection methods, toolchains/datasets, and policy/standards. We translate these results into a deployable audit system and provide richer evaluation visuals (evidence map, ROC, confusion matrix), aiming for high precision with low false positives on commodity hardware.
Development of a Wi-Fi Security Audit System for Detecting Evil Twin attacks and Weak Keys
