So I'm guessing it's similar to the WiFi Pineapple with Karma/DNSSpoof?.. It poses as the trusted WiFi Network and the victim's phone connects to it. It could then employ MiTM on the SSL. Do all the Cellphone apps (Twitter, Dropbox, etc) not check for proper certificates when using HTTPS?
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So I'm guessing it's similar to the WiFi Pineapple with Karma/DNSSpoof?.. It poses as the trusted WiFi Network and the victim's phone connects to it. It could then employ MiTM on the SSL. Do all the Cellphone apps (Twitter, Dropbox, etc) not check for proper certificates when using HTTPS?