sslstrip attacks could be made to work, all sorts of things are possible if you ...

		olefoo on April 29, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Microsoft Puts Free Portable WiFi In Forbes Magazi... sslstrip attacks could be made to work, all sorts of things are possible if you own the network. If you have your target picked out, and know the stack he's using and what his home network policies are, you can flash an official looking help page with instructions for disabling specific security features "If you're having problems with your connection."

Well sure, but that's a lot different than just controlling the network (which someone else is always doing).