Collaborate Disseminate
I’ve been reading about the Pixie Dust attack from various sources, that provide a low-level explanation of how it works.
In the values
E-Hash1 = HMAC(AuthKey, E-S1 || PSK1 || PKE || PKR)
and
E-Hash2 = HMAC(AuthKey, E-S2 || PSK2 || PKE… Continue reading How do we know the AuthKey in Pixie Dust attack?
I have a (maybe dumb) question for you. I was wondering if there is a way to know if my router has been hacked.
I secured it the best that I can and also made it so only the mac addresses of the devices that I know can access my WiFi.
… Continue reading How to know if my router has been hacked?
Recently I read about the pixie dust attack in which a WPS PIN is decoded with time stamp and other resources within a fraction of a second. The only drawback is that it only works on WPS-enabled routers.
What is the success rate of this a… Continue reading Success rate of pixie dust attack
I was trying to crack my WiFi Router. I have two laptops an older one(Lenevo 3000 G430) and a newer one(HP Elitebook 840 G3) with their internal adapter. The old one has BCM4312 802.11b/g
chipset and the newer one has Intel Dual Band Wirel… Continue reading Problem while using Reaver WPS
My neighbour is actively trying WPS pins on my router – I know because the “WiFi/WPS” LED on my router lit up when I have permanently turned it off! I double checked the setting using the router admin page through ethernet an… Continue reading Display filter to see WPS attempts in WireShark [on hold]
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 been trying out reaver and bully on my network and friends network, multiple different routers, but none of them finds anything.
The command for reaver that I run is:
reaver -i wlan0mon -c 6 -b xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx -… Continue reading Bully and reaver not finding anything in any network
the common methods are
1- WPA cracking
2- WPS cracking
3- evil twin
Continue reading What are the most uncommon/weird wifi hacking methods that are possible? [on hold]
I’m going to list all the possible ways to obtain a password in WPA2 Personal.
Evil Twin + Password Phishing. You start a fake Access Point, OPEN (no encryption), and set up a page on the gateway where the user is asked for… Continue reading All possible ways to obtain the password in WPA2 Personal? [on hold]
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?