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I have read about Wi-Fi password cracking for a while and used different tools my self, such as:
Airodump for monitoring
Aicrack for getting key from cap files for WEP/WPA/WPA2
Reaver for WPS
Bully for WPS
Reaver and bully … Continue reading Has Wi-Fi hacking gotten almost impossible?
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Strength of WEP, WPA and WPA 2 PSK
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what is wi-fi best encryption betw… Continue reading best encryption [duplicate]
The Windows 10 update that’s rolling out addresses insecure Wi-Fi hotspots with new user notifications. Continue reading Microsoft Beefs Up Wi-Fi Protection
the same as evil twin fluxion but without captive portal so the victim connects to our fake Wep Wifi that accepts any password after getting disconnected from his Wpa 2 Wifi so we sniff data from the WEP Wifi to get the passw… Continue reading is it possible to create a WEP wifi that accepts any password?
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Is it possible for someone to figure out my WIFI password by following me?
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My neighbour has given me permission to crack his WEP for practice.
He is not active on his wifi so I need to do an attack without clients right?
I tried Chopchop and Fragmentation, but chopchop gives me the error that: th… Continue reading WEP Cracking Error in both techniques
ARP request replay attacks are based on the practice that wireless access points repeat ARP packets injected into the network, and since these ARP packets are encrypted, they also carry the IV with it.
Can someone explain:
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Introduction to Wireless Security with Aircrack-ng Today we’re going to walk through a few WiFi testing examples using Aircrack-ng, which is a suite of wireless network security tools. It allows us to monitor and export packet data, attack … Continue reading Introduction to Wireless Security with Aircrack-ng
I’m learning about security, and discovered my family’s router was set to use WEP, with WPS enabled. I’ve fixed that, but I couldn’t give a great answer for why it was necessary, given that we live in a suburban neighborhood … Continue reading Does use of WEP only open the network to attacks in proximity of the router?
Around the Millenium when 802.11 was ratified, any measure of security was enough; just having an SSID that was closed was “security”. Then came WEP to stop unauthorized access, however, that was soon cracked. That is why, the IEEE and the … Continue reading Protect Your Network with Wireless Security