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Table of contents 1. New Wi-Fi security audit guide 2. Up-to-date Wi-Fi security audit tools 3. Command summary for Wi-Fi security audit 4. Stop processes that might interfere with handshake and PMKID capturing 5. Manage with wire…
Read article →What's New in Wi-Fi Security Auditing The article “Hacking Wi-Fi without users” showed a new type of attack on Wi-Fi that does not require users to be deauthenticated or even present in order to capture the data needed to decrypt…
Read article →hcxdumptool Description A small tool for capturing packets from wireless network devices and detecting weaknesses in Wi-Fi networks (for example, PreSharedKey or PlainMasterKey are transmitted unencrypted by the CLIENT). The pcapn…
Read article →A question was asked on the forum, is it possible to use very old adapters that only support modes b and g to audit the security of Wi-Fi networks? It seems that these adapters are already completely useless for attacking wireless…
Read article →Automatic capturing of handshakes is interesting for both novice users and those who perfectly know how to capture handshakes “manually”. There are situations when we cannot sit in front of the attacked object, get our five-kilogr…
Read article →This tutorial is devoted to a program that can collect handshakes and PMKIDs from all access points near your in the access range. The program can work in a fully autonomous mode: scan for APs initiate connections to collect PMKID…
Read article →Programs for automatic capture of Wi-Fi handshakes There are already several options available for automatically capturing handshakes from Wi-Fi access points, for example: Besside-ng – works great, saves the file only with good h…
Read article →Successfully captured handshake can be hacked by various programs. If you manage to configure proprietary video card drivers, then, of course, it is recommended using Hashcat to brute-force passwords. The speed of cracking will be…
Read article →mdk4 Description MDK is a proof-of-concept tool to exploit common IEEE 802.11 protocol weaknesses. MDK4 is a new version of MDK3. MDK4 is a Wi-Fi testing tool from E7mer of 360PegasusTeam, ASPj of k2wrlz, it uses the osdep library…
Read article →About hacking Wi-Fi, which has no connected Stations, is told in the previous article ‘Hacking Wi-Fi without users’. There you will find technical details about why this attack is possible. If say very briefly, some Access Points,…
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