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I am trying to crack wireless WEP password of my wireless AP.
When I enable monitor mode and issue this command:
root#airodump-ng -w TESTFILE1 -c 1 –bssid 68:72:51:58:A3:14 wlan0mon
No handshake is recorded. I disconnec… Continue reading Handshake not recording
What is the role of Integrity Check Value in Wireless Equivalent Privacy?
Why initialization Vector is sent as a clear message where as Integrity Check Value is sent as a cipher message?
Most of us dealing with wireless security must have cracked a WEP key, and while doing that must have come across texts like this:
weak IVs, reveal more information about the secret part of the WEP key than others–about … Continue reading What are weak IVs? Can we somehow stop or slow down WEP cracking by avoiding usage of them?
Multiple stories published here over the past few weeks have examined the disruptive power of hacked “Internet of Things” (IoT) devices such as routers, IP cameras and digital video recorders. This post looks at how crooks are using hacked IoT devices as proxies to hide their true location online as they engage in a variety of other types of cybercriminal activity — from frequenting underground forums to credit card and tax refund fraud. Continue reading IoT Devices as Proxies for Cybercrime
One of the major weaknesses of WEP is a short 24-bit IV, which means that only 224 packets are needed to exhaust all IVs. 224 translates to about 16.5 million IVs (or packets for that matter).
Although we need this many pack… Continue reading Regarding number of packets needed to crack WEP
When attacking WEP, one must use a wireless card which supports packet injection. I have two questions about this.
(1) As long as we have a busy network, why would we need packet injection? I thought the sole purpose of pack… Continue reading Attacking WEP — Question on Packet Injection
I have read several articles that discuss the differences between WEP and WPA but I haven’t seen an answer to my question, which is :
How is the authentication used in WPA different from that used in WEP from a user’s persp… Continue reading Authentication in WPA from a user’s perspective
I have read several articles that discuss the differences between WEP and WPA but I haven’t seen an answer to my question, which is :
How is the authentication used in WPA different from that used in WEP from a user’s persp… Continue reading Authentication in WPA from a user’s perspective
Activate interlock! Dynotherms connected! Infracells up! Mega thrusters are go! If you grew up in the 80’s you undoubtedly know that quote means it’s time to form Voltron. The 1984 Lion Force Voltron series has shown an incredible amount of staying power. These 5 lions have come together to form no less than 3 reboot series, the most recent coming out just this month from Dreamworks and Netflix.
[Matt and Kerry Stagmer], blacksmiths for the Man at Arms web series haven’t forgotten Voltron either. Every episode of the original series ended with the mighty robot defeating enemies using an iconic …read more
I have a wireless card (AWUS036H) in monitor mode (with airmon-ng start wlan0) on my Debian machine. In Wireshark, in “capture options”, all my interfaces are in promiscuous mode.
The test network is a Wi-Fi network protecte… Continue reading Sniff wireless (Wi-Fi) trafic with Wireshark
