[cosmicuzi]

I'm not sure atm. I'm assuming they turn it off at night .  How do you do hack the encryption for them all for future reference or links?

Knowing the type of encryption, makes all the difference- as the methodologies used are not the same from one to the other.

It takes me literally 10 minutes to crack WEP (anyone can do It, It's very weak). WPA/WPA2 Is a little more difficult, and there are a few options available. I cannot possibly document a tutorial (no time), so here's a site that provides step-by-step guides with supported videos:

http://www.securitytube.net/?q=wpa+cracking

I've entered keywords of relevance, hence the above link. Feel free to use It's search function accordingly.

I really appreciate your help. Ill try tomorrow

[mothered]

I really appreciate your help. Ill try tomorrow

You're very welcome.

Any Issues you may encounter, post here and we'll see what can be done.

[dark_bit]

you can sniff the traffic and send the certs to the future, so you don't have to deal with certificate traffic,
the encryptation that protect android and iphone devices in the LAN is the result of https:// request,
feel free to send me a message if you want to talk about  
---Dark-bit >>>


dark-bit

[Blink]

you can sniff the traffic and send the certs to the future, so you don't have to deal with certificate traffic,
the encryptation that protect android and iphone devices in the LAN is the result of https://  request,
feel free to send me a message if you want to talk about  
---Dark-bit >>>


dark-bit

Not exactly...

But you can sniff and then send all of it to a cloud-based cracking service (costs $), or a separate computer accessed remotely (you need a powerful one).

[Bish0pQ]

WEP isn't hard to crack. If you have a rooted phone you can execute some commands from a terminal or from BusyBox. The problem is that for most attacks you have to put your WiFi card in "monitor" mode, which most cellphones and tablets don't have. An external WiFi card could help, but then again you'd have to check which attacks you can execute. Python programs usually work on phones/tablet if rooted.

PixieDust is an easy attack to perform or HT-WPS breaker.

[dark_bit]

you can sniff the traffic and send the certs to the future, so you don't have to deal with certificate traffic,
the encryptation that protect android and iphone devices in the LAN is the result of https://  request,
feel free to send me a message if you want to talk about  
---Dark-bit >>>


dark-bit

Not exactly...

But you can sniff and then send all of it to a cloud-based cracking service (costs $), or a separate computer accessed remotely (you need a powerful one).

I miss understand the topic, but yeah this is a good way to crack wifi network, just capture the handshake and upload it
to this page, they will send you an email with the password, https://aircloud-ng.me/
(just upload .cap file.)