The video explains an Evil Twin attack method to capture Wi-Fi passwords using a tool called Fluxion. The attacker uses Kali Linux to create a fake Wi-Fi network with the same name as the target network to trick victims into entering their passwords. The methodology presented in the video includes downloading Fluxion, navigating to the Fluxion directory, running the install.sh executable, scanning networks, capturing a handshake, creating a fake login page, and comparing the entered password with the captured handshake. If the password is correct, the victim gains internet access, and the attacker captures the password. The whole process is automated by Fluxion.
### Methodology
1. Download Fluxion.
2. Navigate to the Fluxion directory.
3. Run the install.sh executable.
4. Scan networks using aerodynam.
5. Capture a handshake from the target network.
6. Create a fake login page using a selected template.
7. Start the attack and set up DHCP server, fake access point, DNS server, and web server.
8. Victim connects to the fake network and enters password.
9. Compare entered password with the captured handshake to verify correctness.
10. Capture the password if correct.