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I am training to be a pen tester and am having some issues obtaining a 4 way handshake. I use airodump-ng -c -w file –bssid wlo1 followed by Aireplay-ng -0 0 -a (Mac) wlo1
Here’s all the steps I follow:
Ifconfig wlo1
ifcon… Continue reading I am unable to secure a WPA handshake (4 way handshake)
I’ve been using Aircrack for a short time now with my Alfa wfif adapter on my laptop and it’s been working perfectly. However when I try and do the same thing on my Raspberry Pi it’s having issues capturing the WPA2 handshake… Continue reading Raspberry Pi not capturing WPA2 handshake with Aircrack-ng
Ifconfig wlo1
ifconfig wlo1 down
iwconfig wlo1 mode monitor
ifconfig wlo1 up
airmon-ng check wlo1
kill processes
Airodump-ng wlo1
airodump-ng -c (channel) -w (file) –bssid wlo1
aireplay-ng -0 0 -a (mac) wlo1
I have rec… Continue reading I am having difficulty maintaining a wpa handshake (4 way handshake) airodump-ng
I am a bit confused about two types of data encryption when I am connected to a wifi.
The first encryption is used as a part of the wifi connection. The technologies used are wep, wpa, wpa2.
The second encryption, SSL, has… Continue reading Wifi encryption vs SSL encryption
The ISP that has monopolized the area I live in provides wifi routers that have WPA2 but the password is a 12 digit passphase (if I can even call it that). Here’s the kicker: The first 5 to 7 characters depend on the model of… Continue reading Bruteforce WPA2 with all-digit wordlist
I’ve tried with Linset, and similar are good ways. I’ve got it but it’s not what I’m looking for, with brute force bone dictionary attacks, I find it quite ineffective. Is there any other way?
Some sites say that the PTK is used for encrypting the data between the client and the WAP while others say that the PMK is used instead. Which one is true?
From what I understand, this can have very different security impli… Continue reading Which key is actually used for encrypting data traffic in WPA after the 4WHS?
Is there a way to get the PMK from a .cap file containing the 4-way-handshake of a wifi network.
I want to get it to compare it with a long list containing pre-compiled PMKs
I am trying to learn wireless security a bit more technically but resources out there on the net are so confusing. Here is my understanding.
There are two types of Authentication:
1) Open System Authentication
2) Shared Key Authenticat… Continue reading wireless security – Authentication and Association
I have a situation where multiple devices will be installed in public places and different maintenance engineers, from potentially different companies, will need to login via their wifi hotspot to set them up or monitor them … Continue reading Securing wifi hotspots across multiple devices with multiple users