Getting a WPA or WPA2 handshake is great but what do you do once you have finally gotten one? Well it needs to be cracked. Unlike WEP, WPA/WPA2 is hard to crack and is usually done with Brute Force. There are other ways such as Rainbow Tables and the video card attack, but the simplest or easiest way to crack WPA is to use Brute Force. The way this works basically is that there is a large dictionary that you use to throw as many combinations of words as possible at the WPA encryption until it cracks. If the password is easy then it will find it quick, if it is a long paraphrase with many different number letter combinations then it will be much harder.
Getting a good dictionary can be hard there are some dictionaries within Backtrack 5 that I will use to explain the Brute Force method but there size is limited making them useless against all but the easiest paraphrase. Below I will show what I have in a video. If needed you can copy and past the code just be sure what files will need to be renamed such as the WPA/WPA2 capture itself. You should already have a WPA handshake file and Backtrack 5 running. The default storage for a WPA handshake is under /root and will be there under what ever name you called it. The dictionary that we will use is built into backtrack under the /pentest/passwords/wordlists and is called darkc0de.lst. (Be sure to use the number 0 in darkc0de.lst) We will be using aircrack to do the cracking and the command to do this is: aircrack-ng (file name) -w (dictionary location) Where the file name is the handshake file you captured and the dictionary location is the path to your dictionary.
The location of where this two files are and there names will be up to you. As I said above the usual default location of the handshake file is under /root and is what ever you called it. We will be using the darkc0de.lst dictionary for this example under the /pentest/passwords/wordlists directory. So the command for me to do this would be: aircrack-ng /root/mywpacatch-05.cap -w /pentest/passwords/wordlists/darkc0de.lst If done right aircrack should start and begin to try to crack the WPA handshake capture with the dictionary. If the dictionary finds it it will show as below if not then another dictionary will need to be used. ↓ • Ayse hi Andrew Whitaker,My name is Chris.This video is fine but the main thing i want to know how i can crack the WPA/WPA2 without a dic aatctk.i tried to use the JTR with the switch INCREMENTAL pipe with jtr.i left it for 5 HOURS but no use.whatelse i can do? Because the dic file dosnt work all the time but most of the time.Can u Plz try to find something without dic aatctk.cannt we brutforce wpa randomly?one more thing, can you tell me where i can find the max table of rainbow table.i want to buy.cheerschris.
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Here are some dictionaries that can be used with. They are plain Wordlist dictionaries used to brute force WPA/WPA2 data captures with aircrack-ng. The BIG-WPA-LIST will need to be extracted before using.
These are dictionaries that have been floating around for some time now and are here for you to practice with. Once you get good at using a dictionary,and if these don’t crack the password for you, it would be a good idea to make your own with Crunch. I have also included Wordlist that come pre-installed with Backtrack and Kali called darkc0de.lst and rockyou.txt Due to bandwidth and storage limitations I am using free file sharing services Mediafire and 4shared to store the files for download. Using a good VPN is always suggested for privacy and security.
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↓ • A4U lab hi guys, i am a new user in learning and i studied from google and i decided to use backtrack 5r3 then i create a bootable usb with backtrack linux.i used both dictionaries those are pure in backtrack one of them is rockyou.txt and other is also large more than 133 mb. Gge909 Pc Recoil Pad Software Download. but my passwords not found. Now i have downloaded big wpa1 and 2 and 3.can any one sure by using these dictionaries you will be 100% able to find passwords or not?if not then what to do now?please seniors help us we are learning for education purpose only. ↓ • suffle Reading this.it makes me wonder.
How the hell are you guys able to write any commands? There is this wonderful web page called Google and I can see you are trying to use it.but you are failing! There is no easy way to crack wi-fi – router and the word-lists online only work for 30% of the time (that is if you live in a country where English is native!) for other parts of the world it might work for 10%. Bottom line of what I am trying to say. Read tutorials and play with kali/backtrack till you figure it out. Did you know there is a manual to almost any program? Try to call: man aircrack-ng man crunch p.s.s.
Big +1 for admin! For understanding what you write! ↓ • DaHelpfulFaggot Toppest of keks! We were all noobeards once asking the same questions. For all of you aspiring deviants I suggest you put in the time learning the basics like using the terminal to find a folder with a file you saved.
Running a wordlist with aircrack-ng looks like this – (hs is the handshake capture folder btw, access it by typing “cd hs” and you’ll see this – “root@yourname~hs#”, type “ls” (it will list your captures, pick one) now add the aircrack-ng commands and pick a wordlist you have saved, (mine are in Documents) the whole command will look like – “root@yourname~hs# aircrack-ng -w root/Documents/wordlists/goodluck.txt Neighborswifi_B8-87-1F-54-CD-E8.cap” Now sit back and watch the pretty numbers! PS – Grab a snack, it’ll be awhile!