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None of those are read-only.


I don't recall ever being on a public hotspot that let me change its DNS settings to hijack other users' Facebook traffic.


DNS spoofing is the most trivial attack there is on a public hotspot. The 'dnsspoof' tool was packaged with DSniff over 13 years ago. Even if you don't directly spoof DNS, there's a bunch of ways to intercept or change DNS traffic on a public hotspot, like ARP, IP or access point hijacking. Any 'how to hack' book will cover it.




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