[daboihonza]

Hello! I would like to redirect traffic from for example google.com to youtube.com or other sites. Is it possible to do this without knowing the login for the WiFi router/administrator network? Or do I need to do this in router settings?

EDIT:
I mean that I know the WiFi password, but I do not know the password to the router settings

[SysAdmin]

Highly unlikely. You need to be on the network to execute MiTM, ARP and DNS Poisoning Attacks.

However, you could set up a Rogue AP Point (Or Evil Twin, whatever you want to call it) and make the victim connect to your network instead of the original.

[daboihonza]

Highly unlikely. You need to be on the network to execute MiTM, ARP and DNS Poisoning Attacks.

However, you could set up a Rogue AP Point (Or Evil Twin, whatever you want to call it) and make the victim connect to your network instead of the original.

Thanks for replying! And thanks for help!

EDIT:
I mean that I know the WiFi password, but I do not know the password to the router settings

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Highly unlikely. You need to be on the network to execute MiTM, ARP and DNS Poisoning Attacks.

However, you could set up a Rogue AP Point (Or Evil Twin, whatever you want to call it) and make the victim connect to your network instead of the original.

I know the WiFi password, but I do not know the password to the router settings

[kikoka]

u can do it if you are in the same lan

[Abruptum]

You can do an arp poisoning attack on the victim and pretend to be the gateway, then you can change the dns request like you want.

[SysAdmin]

Thanks for replying! And thanks for help!

EDIT:
I mean that I know the WiFi password, but I do not know the password to the router settings

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I know the WiFi password, but I do not know the password to the router settings

That's a different subject then, the attacks I mentioned do work without a password to the main router page.