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I’m trying to test the wifi security of my router at home. It has WPS activated. I know WPS should deactivated, I’m only testing…
Reaver is “spitting” a lot of messages, the question is:
What is the meaning of all of that… Continue reading WPS. Output messaging translation to "human readable"
I tried the aireplay test but it said “No Answers” instead of “Injection is working”. I also get error of List of possible errors (which also includes packet injection problem) when trying to associate with aireplay. But my adapter is in … Continue reading What should I do if my adapter isn’t capable of packet injection?
I have been studying about the brute-force attack on the WPS PIN, and I understand that because the last digit is the check digit, and that the PIN is divided into two halves in M4 and M6 messages, one can brute-force the WP… Continue reading What’s the difference between pixie attack and other attacks on WPS?
As asked in this question, there is a program called Dumpper. it can find PIN of AP without brute forcing them.
But with another tool called Jumpstart, together they can crack any AP that is running WPS feature.
It laterally bring the PS… Continue reading Dumpper and Jumpstart for hacking WPS
Let’s look at this example: router (access point) has 8-digit PIN (printed on label) and laptop wants to connect to network using WPS PIN. So user give router’s PIN into laptop and laptop sends PIN to router that verify is it correct or no… Continue reading Wi-Fi Protected Setup PIN method EAP Messages
from what I’m reading online it seems that one can land attacks and successfully crack a WPA2-PSK wifi network, is that true and if it is, how home users can secure their networks? I seen an application on android that can re… Continue reading If WPA2-PSK is insecure, what other options do home users have?
I am familiar with dict-password cracking but I recently moved on to reaver. When I run reaver, it pops up with an error [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx (ESSID: (null)).
I searched for some methods t… Continue reading reaver – [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx (ESSID: (null))
Today I tried a program called Dumpper and the program showed me default WPS of all of my neighbor access points without bruteforcing them, see screenshot below:
How does this program work?
Continue reading How does Dumpper program get default WPS without bruteforcing them?
Yesterday I got a cable modem, and on the back of the modem there is a small sticker with the name of the default SSID, which looks like Vendor-A11 and the default Pre-Shared Key, which is a long password containing both numb… Continue reading What is the purpose of changing the default SSID?
So far, I haven’t seen any PoC or real-world attacks against WiFi Direct, but I see the potential because it relies on WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) for establishing the connection.
Tools like Reaver already exist to attack WPS during the … Continue reading WiFi Direct/WPS key question