I am working on writing to the EEPROM. When the correct password has been found, I save the correct password to the EEPROM, so assuming your device is battery-powered and the battery is depleted, the correct Wi-Fi password is already stored in the EEPROM, and you can read it later. However, currently, I just print the stored password in the serial.
After the attack is completed and the password has been stored, I turn off the deauth command. Everything then goes back to normal, and hopefully, no one notices the attack.
I am working on writing to the EEPROM. When the correct password has been found, I save the correct password to the EEPROM, so assuming your device is battery-powered and the battery is depleted, the correct Wi-Fi password is already stored in the EEPROM, and you can read it later. However, currently, I just print the stored password in the serial.
After the attack is completed and the password has been stored, I turn off the deauth command. Everything then goes back to normal, and hopefully, no one notices the attack.