Modus Operandi
Breaking into the Network infrastructure: The Fraudster tries to break into any of the components of the network Infrastructure which may include the hardware or the software components that make up the Wi-Fi network, such as routers, access points, and wireless adapters.
Network configuration: Getting access to the settings and making changes to the configuration which determine the network functions, such as the network name (SSID), security protocols (e.g. WPA2), channel selection etc and thus getting control over the resources.
Tampering with the Network components: This refers to the ways and means of tampering with the network which is generally in use, such as the devices that connect to the network, the applications and services that are used, and the bandwidth and data usage patterns.
Warning !!!
It is not appropriate or ethical to discuss methods for breaking the security of a Wi-Fi network. Wi-Fi security measures are put in place to protect the privacy and security of individuals and organizations, and attempting to bypass these measures could potentially be illegal and could cause harm to others.
Instead, it is important to understand the potential threats to Wi-Fi security and to take steps to protect against them. This includes using strong passwords, enabling encryption, enabling firewalls, keeping devices and software up to date, using antivirus software, using a virtual private network (VPN), securing connected devices, and regularly monitoring activity on the network.
It is also important to remember that attempting to bypass Wi-Fi security measures or otherwise compromise a network without authorization could be illegal and could result in serious consequences.