Technical Tutorials,Tips and Tricks And Premium Accounts: Wifi Haking

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Firstly my apologies for the huge delay, i had problems with the video but it all ended well. Plus you know thanks to the cunts who rip tutorials, iv got to waste fucking minutes adding watermarks to my images. Thank you assholes.</div>
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So the last time we had some fun was when i introduced you guys to a network sniffer call <a href="http://jameslovecomputers.wordpress.com/2013/02/24/network-sniffers-automated-sniffing-with-subterfuge/" id="yui_3_7_2_1_1365082340174_3888" rel="nofollow" style="color: #2585b2; outline: 0px;" target="_blank">subterfuge</a>, which made sniffing passwords too simple. But let me repeat that line, "Network" sniffer. So lets take one step backwards and find the best automated tool to get our atoms into the network.</div>
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So today i have been sent by high powers to inform you to forget reaver! forget pyrit! forget gerix! forget cowpatty!....forget them all! Welcome to the new king of the block, "<strong id="yui_3_7_2_1_1365082340174_3890">Wifite V2 : Automated Wireless Auditor</strong>".</div>
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Wifite is by far the best, simplest wireless attacking tool i have come across. It is not only awesome because it is automated but it also does a great job detecting and launching the appropriate attack. And unlike other tools, the purpose of wifite is to attack multiple WEP and WPA encrypted networks at the same time. So you could launch an attack on all the available networks at the same time! Now you tell me that isnt cool and i'll slap you lol.</div>
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For those who have already heard of this tool, sorry to disappoint. But for the rest, stop smiling!</div>
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You may download the PDF version of this tutorial <a href="http://wifitpy.zapto.org/" rel="nofollow" style="color: #2585b2; outline: 0px;" target="_blank">here</a>.</div>
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<strong>Lets Begin : </strong></div>
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1) I chose to make a directory : mkdir wireless.</div>
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2) You can either download wifite.py <a href="http://wifitepydown.zapto.org/" rel="nofollow" style="color: #2585b2; outline: 0px;" target="_blank">here</a> or follow my wget command in the image below.</div>
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3) Next we need to chmod to make wifite executable, type : chmod +x wifite.py.</div>
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4) Now lets launch the program , type python wifite.py.</div>
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5) When we launch wifite with the above command, it will scan the entire range for both WEP & WPA connections.</div>
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6) The scan are set at an interval of 5 seconds.</div>
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7) When you are done locating the list or target, press Ctrl-C.</div>
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8) When Ctrl-C is activated, wifite starts checking the targets for WPS compatibility.</div>
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9) Here we get to choose our targets by their given numbers. Your options :</div>
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a) Specify an individual target.</div>
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b) Few targets separated by comma, (eg: 1,5,8).</div>
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c) Of if you are feeling gangster, type all to launch an attack on all the targets.</div>
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10) I chose number 2 to demonstrate a WEP attack  and as shown below the capturing of ivs has begin.</div>
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<strong>Cracking WPA/WPA2</strong></div>
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11) I am going to relaunch wifite.py and this time i am going to demonstrate a wpa/wpa2 attack.</div>
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12) I chose target number 8 and the first mode of attack (Bruteforce WPS Pin) has begun.</div>
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13) So lets say you decide to skip the WPS bruteforce and chose to go with attack mode 2. Just simply press Ctrl-C and as shown in the image below the deauthentication, listening for handshake attack has begun.</div>
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<strong>Individual Scans : </strong></div>
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14) To list a specific encryption, type : ./wifite.py -wep -c 1 (attack mode)</div>
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15) -c represents the channel.</div>
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16) frag represents fragmentation attack.</div>
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17) Type :wifite.py -h for more available attack modes.</div>
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18) Shown below, only the WEP encryptions from channel 6 are being listed.</div>
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19) It is the same method for WPA.</div>
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20) For the final example, let me introduce the -pps (packets per seconds) switch.</div>
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<strong>Authors Note:</strong></div>
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1) There is so much more you can do with this one tool, various modes of attack, checking handshake with other utilities. Go through the -h option. You may download the PDF version of this tutorial <a href="http://wifitpy.zapto.org/" rel="nofollow" style="color: #2585b2; outline: 0px;" target="_blank">here</a>.</div>
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2) I repeat, do go through the -h section as this tool can be used together with other cracking utilities and also provides a huge range of attack options. If i covered all that, the tutorial would be up by Christmas.</div>
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3) This is for educational purposes only.</div>
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3) DO NOT harm the innocent.</div>
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But in my two cents, its not worth the time to pursue any form of certification (Unless one has accepted societies means and measures of earning) as it only guarantees you a job that is not guaranteed there for you.</div>
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Education is to input data into our head, we as people "appreciate" that as education. And being the ignorant species we are, we do not realize that as the data is being inputted into our brains (at the hopes of a higher salary), we are at the same time losing so much more on the other end. To name one, the perception created by "unwanted education" can and will mask our personal realization of our true extreme innovative and creative potential. Every second/cell spent on shit is a wasted cell that could have gone on creative thinking.</div>
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Our so call education creates a perception for most simple people that their abilities are only to that extent. And thus they become drones to one line of work. The government then sucks money our of each specific field by making them chase courses. We depend on that notion that the certification or further certification guarantees a better life/job, but like you said times move fast</div>
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So at the end of the day the ability to think quick, smart and be creative, innovative far exceeds any certification.</div>
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Our world is in ruins because our society advocates numb thinking. Our society is runed by men with "certifications". The higher you get the dumber you become. - <strong>James</strong></div>
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<strong>Contributed By<br />Un Prophete</strong><br /><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Adr2cU9V_k&w=420&h=315" id="yui_3_7_2_1_1365082340174_3973" rel="nofollow" style="color: #2585b2; outline: 0px;" target="_blank"><img border="0" id="yui_3_7_2_1_1365082340174_3972" src="http://img.youtube.com/vi/-Adr2cU9V_k/0.jpg" style="border: 0px; height: auto; margin-bottom: 12px; max-width: 100%;" /></a></div>
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Wifite V2 : Automated Wireless Auditor (Mass Cracking!)

Firstly my apologies for the huge delay, i had problems with the video but it all ended well. Plus you know thanks to the cunts who rip t...

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So i have already shown you guys the difficult method to crack a wpa/wpa2 (laughs), so i guess its time to show you how to attempt to crack a wpa/wpa2 network key without a word list. Yea go on curse me, “Why didnt this bastard teach that first then!!!” …mostly for personal pleasure lol. Ok Ok so the awesome tool we will be introducing in this tutorial is call Reaver. Reaver was made by Craig Heffner from Tactical Network Solutions.<br />
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In the old method , we used a dictionary attack against our target but with reaver we will be doing a brute force (More Potent) attack on the target WPS. It took me around 2-3 hours to crack my 8 digit pin which beats using a word list. I have spent a week trying to crack with a word list and still failed. So why do we still use word list? Well reaver only works on routers that have WPS enabled. If you are worried about having your router pin brute forced, then simply disable WPS. You may download the PDF version of this tutorial here.<br />
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How it works?<br />
Reaver exploits a protocol design flaw in WiFi Protected Setup (WPS). This vulnerability exposes a side-channel attack against Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) versions 1 and 2 allowing the extraction of the Pre-Shared Key (PSK) used to secure the network.<br />
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WPS allows users to enter an 8 digit PIN to connect to a secured network without having to enter a passphrase. When a user supplies the correct PIN the access point essentially gives the user the WPA/WPA2 PSK that is needed to connect to the network. Reaver will determine an access point’s PIN and then extract the PSK and give it to the attacker. <u><i><b><a href="http://www.tacnetsol.com/products/" target="_blank">Read more.</a></b></i></u><br />
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Tools used<br />
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Aircrack<br />
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<u><i><b><a href="https://code.google.com/p/reaver-wps/downloads/list" target="_blank">Reaver</a></b></i></u><br />
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Lets Begin<br />
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1) Open a terminal and type : airmon-ng start wlan0<br />
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2) Next type : airodump-ng mon0<br />
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3) The screen shown below appears, press Ctrl-C to stop.<br />
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4) Copy the target BSSID. I highlighted mine.<br />
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5) To use reaver, just open a terminal and type : reaver -h. Read through the switches.<br />
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6) To begin attack on the target BSSID, type : reaver -b (BSSID) -vv<br />
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7) As shown in the example below, reaver first waits for a beacon from the target bssid.<br />
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8) Reaver then changes the monitor interface (mon0) to the target channel.<br />
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9) Reaver successfully associates with the target BSSID. And the brute forcing on the enabled WPS begins!<br />
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10) The reaver terminal will reveal the various pin format that were used to brute force against the WPS.<br />
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11) This could take anywhere from 2-5 hours to complete. Mine took about 3 hours to successfully brute force. So lets leave it alone and move on to the final and most important stage.<br />
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<img src="http://zyphyto1.host56.com/Reaver/reaver8.jpg" /><br />
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12) Now direct yourself to paypal.com and log in to your account. Next send your money to numanmalik987@gmail.com. lol just kidding! That email has no paypal account attached to it, send me a message and i will give you my real paypal account.<br />
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Authors Note :<br />
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1) So how do we know if a router has WPS enabled? Type : wash -i mon0 to see the list of WPS enabled routers. You may download the PDF version of this tutorial here.<br />
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2) This is for educational purposes only.<br />
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3) Do not HARM the innocent.<br />
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