Maybe I miss something...
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I tried with mana enabled...
The access point is created and works.
My 3 phones search for home network and the hostapd sees then and write that it's seanding the probe.
But none of the phones tries to connect to it unless I tell them to.
I can't really debug that for you without more information. My gut feel is that there is a mismatch of your home network and rogue AP's configs e.g. your home is WPA/2 and your rogue is open. Ideally, please provide some pcaps of your target network beacon or probe response frames as well as your hostapd config.
Correct. And That's the problem.
But I thought that the AP could reconfigure itself in the same way and accept my phone.
Nevermind. And thatnks for the reply.
I have an off-topic question:
as a security researcher, I am studying wifi p2p and I found one strange thing:
Screen mirroring works using wifi p2p (if the display/tv is on a different network than the phone).
When a phone mirrors it's screen, the device I am anayzing, does not prompt for authorization (!).
If I try from a linux box, the best I have got is that the device asks me to go to settings and to connect manually to the phone.
Since both (pc and the display device) run linux, and I have root access on both, how can I understand and replicate the wifi p2p "handshake" between phone and device?
I searched everywhere with google and the best page I found was this one detailing the connection between some ti embedded devices.
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/WiFi_Direct_Configuration_Scripts
Can you help me with that?
To your first question, you can configure multiple networks, and the device will join the most appropriate. Here's an example config doing open and EAP https://github.com/sensepost/mana/blob/master/run-mana/conf/hostapd-mana-all.conf you can add PSK in too.