An authorized evil twin targets clients that expect a PSK network. What handshake-related outcome can that rogue class induce?
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Short Explanation
Dangle the familiar SSID and eager clients try to shake hands with the wrong AP. That join attempt is where handshake-class material can show up. The twin is a stage prop for association theater—not a WEP time machine.
Full Explanation
Evil-twin / rogue AP techniques can attract clients configured for a known SSID and cause them to begin association and key-negotiation behavior. That activity may yield handshake or related credential material depending on mode and client response. PSK clients do not inherently speak Enterprise MSCHAPv2 to a twin, and the technique is unrelated to harvesting WEP IVs. Authorization and careful teardown remain mandatory.