[riyo]

anyone can share or direct my to a thread that have a wifi hacking tool&guide
(like free wifi on your neighbor)

[riyo]

no one please?... i found a BT5 guide, they say i need a USB netstick or somthing.,. any help?

[roger_smith]

You need a WiFi device that can be put in Promiscuous mode and sniff ALLTHEPACETS

[WastedSpace]

http://null-byte.wonderhowto.com/how-to/...g-0148366/

Your gonna need Aircrack and it may take a few hours...

[riyo]

thanks you guys... i got one and try the "reaver" method... it takes a few hours.. :\

[Conch]

Promiscuous Mode is for Ethernet.

You need a WiFi adapter capable of Monitor Mode and Packet Injection.
I only own Alfa cards, but TP-Link adapters have also reported as working.

AWUS036H, AWUS036NHA, AWUS036NHR are all good adapters.
The NHR also works with most Alfa repeaters - after a firmware upgrade.

If you're cracking WEP, use Aircrack-ng.
Reaver is pretty much useless these days, but the new Fork of Reaver v1.5.1 uses 'Pixie Dust' attacks, which will work with almost all Ralink chipsets and most Broadcom.

If you plan on Handshake cracking, buy a rig,
It's better to use an Evil Twin though, with a phishing page on the localhost.

[mothered]

I recommend you checkout this site, It has some excellent video tutorials that are very easy to follow and comprehend.

Link: http://www.securitytube.net/

[riyo]

kali-linux reaver did the job with wpa2.
thanks for the site i will try to get into it even that listing to english with indian accent is not easy after 15 min

[mothered]

kali-linux reaver did the job with wpa2.
thanks for the site i will try to get into it even that listing to english with indian accent is not easy after 15 min

You're welcome with the link.

Provided the AP Is vulnerable to WPS, then yes, the WPS PIN can be cracked, hence the passphrase can be obtained.

[Conch]

kali-linux reaver did the job with wpa2.
thanks for the site i will try to get into it even that listing to english with indian accent is not easy after 15 min

You're lucky.
Most APs have very strong rate limiting now.
Also, you could of used WPSPin, since it uses a default MAC to Pin algorithm.

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You're welcome with the link.

Provided the AP Is vulnerable to WPS, then yes, the WPS PIN can be cracked, hence the passphrase can be obtained.

Incorrect, some WPS enabled devices are 'Push Button' and you won't get past M2 in reaver.