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WiFi 101 - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Network Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Network-Hacking) +--- Thread: WiFi 101 (/Thread-WiFi-101) Pages:
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RE: WiFi 101 - JDKlett - 08-07-2013 Awesome tutorial! That is what you really need to crack the wifi nowdays. No chance to bruteforce the password unless it is very simple. Thank you! RE: WiFi 101 - JDKlett - 08-07-2013 Awesome tutorial! That is what you really need to crack the wifi nowdays. No chance to bruteforce the password unless it is very simple. Thank you! RE: WiFi 101 - malkovicht - 08-18-2013 nice tut,. thanks, really neat,.
RE: WiFi 101 - notme - 08-19-2013 although I have learned those pretty soon.. but thanks for this.. but can you tell me "is there any way to get the hexa code from the packets that captured with the encryption type of wpa/2?" that would be a great help if anyone can find out a direct solution. RE: WiFi 101 - chmod - 08-19-2013 (08-19-2013, 12:12 PM)notme Wrote: although I have learned those pretty soon.. but thanks for this.. but can you tell me "is there any way to get the hexa code from the packets that captured with the encryption type of wpa/2?" I take it you mean something like: ![]() This can be achieved using a command similar to Code: airodump-ng -c 11 --bssid XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX mon0 -w fileWhere --bssid is the bssid of the target and -w file is the name of the file to be written to disk. after you stop the capture there will be several files in your present working directory (the directory the terminal was pointing to when you launched the command) something similar to: file-01.cap file-01.csv file-01.kismet.csv file-01.kismet.netxml If you launch Wireshark and go to file>open and select the .cap file you will be able to see this information. |