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I captured a handshake of my mobile hostspot and have it in both .cap and .hccapx file formats.
If I know that the person who’s wifi I’m hacking is supposedly ‘Dave’, how do I put it into search parameters of a brute force f… Continue reading Brute Forcing/Mask attacking a WPA-2 handshake using hashcat [on hold]
I’m trying to get a full answer to an interview question I got asked a while ago that keeps coming back to haunt me at night. Hoping that I can get a clearer picture of it here, or at least a link to somewhere that explains … Continue reading Full Picture of Cracking Coffee Traffic
I am looking for a tool that will perform an online dictionary attack on a WPA2-PSK network.
All of the other tools I have researched involve capturing a hash of the key and cracking the hash offline.
Continue reading Tool For Online PSK Dictionary Attack [on hold]
All I will need to check is AAAAAAAA – AZZZZZZZ.
So I will only have to check the A’s but will checking the A’s be faster knowing the first char , I can’t see why it would be as it would have to check every combination anywa… Continue reading Is it beneficial to know the first char of a wpa2 hash
I know the first char is A and it’s all upper alphanumeric. Is there a way to estimate how long a mid level single GPU using hashcat would take to crack it?
Continue reading How long to crack an 8 character WPA2 hash if first char is known
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?
I have found myself in a situation where I need to setup a somewhat secure Wifi network. I am primarily concerned about these attacks, however I welcome any advice about other attacks that I should be concerned with as well:
… Continue reading How can I secure Wifi against these specific attacks?
I ask this question because i am not happy with the answer here
In a normal attack such as fluxion.
You send DEAUTH packets to the victim wifi.
Clone their access point and host an open wifi.
Let the victim connect and ser… Continue reading Why doesn’t the fluxion attack steal credentials when authenticating to the network?
How safe are WiFi modules/devices for use in security systems or even IoT?
How effective are dictionary and brute-force attacks in cracking WPA2? Online tutorials I’ve seen such as this claim to be able to crack passwords in a matter of m… Continue reading WPA2 Security for Security System/IoT
I was recently the victim of an evil twin attack on my WiFi network, probably by the new upstairs neighbors. It prompted me, with a captive portal, saying there had been an update and I needed to enter my WiFi password to fin… Continue reading Why do evil twin attacks against WiFi use a captive portal?