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IM NOT SURE IF THIS IS THE CORRENT TOPIC TO POST THIS SO FEEL FREE TO MOVE IT MODS

So a friend and I found a massive billboard at an intersection where we live.
We want to try and hack it and display a message on it for fun (harmless).
We went to the place and we found a wifi network to connect to the billboard.

What should I do now? A bit clueless here so if any expert wants to help me feel free to do so.

[Oni]

You might find this old Defcon talk of interest:

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You might find this old Defcon talk of interest:

I have actually viewed it, and it doesnt provide much info on exactly how to do it.
It was more intended as a comedic skit.

a better question would actually be how to crack WiFi access points because I have already found the wifi to log into the pannel.

[Oni]

You might find this old Defcon talk of interest:

I have actually viewed it, and it doesnt provide much info on exactly how to do it.
It was more intended as a comedic skit.

a better question would actually be how to crack WiFi access points because I have already found the wifi to log into the pannel.

Hypothetically, you'd want to ascertain whether it's using WEP or WPA(2), and proceed using the matching tools. The device may be listed on something like Shodan.io, if it is accessible externally. It is also possible they are using default login credentials.

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You might find this old Defcon talk of interest:

I have actually viewed it, and it doesnt provide much info on exactly how to do it.
It was more intended as a comedic skit.

a better question would actually be how to crack WiFi access points because I have already found the wifi to log into the pannel.

Hypothetically, you'd want to ascertain whether it's using WEP or WPA(2), and proceed using the matching tools. The device may be listed on something like Shodan.io, if it is accessible externally. It is also possible they are using default login credentials.

can you quote me the tools for both?
Also how could i determine if it's WEP or WPA2

[Oni]

I have actually viewed it, and it doesnt provide much info on exactly how to do it.
It was more intended as a comedic skit.

a better question would actually be how to crack WiFi access points because I have already found the wifi to log into the pannel.

Hypothetically, you'd want to ascertain whether it's using WEP or WPA(2), and proceed using the matching tools. The device may be listed on something like Shodan.io, if it is accessible externally. It is also possible they are using default login credentials.

can you quote me the tools for both?
Also how could i determine if it's WEP or WPA2

For WEP you'd likely go with aircrack-ng or something of the sort. There's a variety of options for WPA(2), depending on circumstance.

Determining will vary, based on your operating system. However, networks typically broadcast their security type.

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Hypothetically, you'd want to ascertain whether it's using WEP or WPA(2), and proceed using the matching tools. The device may be listed on something like Shodan.io, if it is accessible externally. It is also possible they are using default login credentials.

can you quote me the tools for both?
Also how could i determine if it's WEP or WPA2

For WEP you'd likely go with aircrack-ng or something of the sort. There's a variety of options for WPA(2), depending on circumstance.

Determining will vary, based on your operating system. However, networks typically broadcast their security type.

where would I be able to find it

[Oni]

can you quote me the tools for both?
Also how could i determine if it's WEP or WPA2

For WEP you'd likely go with aircrack-ng or something of the sort. There's a variety of options for WPA(2), depending on circumstance.

Determining will vary, based on your operating system. However, networks typically broadcast their security type.

where would I be able to find it

If you mean aircrack-ng:
https://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=...l_aircrack

You can even install it on Windows if you want. Alternatively, Kali Linux should have it (and others) preinstalled.

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For WEP you'd likely go with aircrack-ng or something of the sort. There's a variety of options for WPA(2), depending on circumstance.

Determining will vary, based on your operating system. However, networks typically broadcast their security type.

where would I be able to find it

If you mean aircrack-ng:
https://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=...l_aircrack

You can even install it on Windows if you want. Alternatively, Kali Linux should have it (and others) preinstalled.

I meant where would I be able to find if its a WEP or WPA2 network if i'm not connected to it, is there any software for that?

[Oni]

where would I be able to find it

If you mean aircrack-ng:
https://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=...l_aircrack

You can even install it on Windows if you want. Alternatively, Kali Linux should have it (and others) preinstalled.

I meant where would I be able to find if its a WEP or WPA2 network if i'm not connected to it, is there any software for that?

Are you using Windows or Linux? If Linux, which distro/network manager? You can find all of this via Google.