Wi-fi Hacking
Understanding and securing Wi-Fi networks has become a crucial aspect of cybersecurity. Whether you are an aspiring ethical hacker, a network administrator, or a tech enthusiast, gaining a solid foundation in Wi-Fi penetration testing is essential for safeguarding your digital environment.
Wi-fi Hacking Medium Level -
WEP ATTACKS
Module 1 - Initialisation Vector with Wireshark
In this section, we will explore how the Integrity Check Value (ICV) and Initialization Vector (IV) can be acquired using the Aircrack suite. We do so by listening to communications between the target access point and connected stations. The traffic will be output to a capture file, which we can open with Wireshark.
Let's begin by listing the available wireless interfaces on our attack host.
Module 2 - ARP Request Replay Attack
The classic ARP Request Replay Attack is a highly effective and reliable method for generating new initialization vectors (IVs).
Monitor mode
Performing the Attack
Module 3 - Fragmentation Attack
For an ARP request replay attack, capturing a valid ARP request (broadcast request) in the network is essential.
Monitor mode
Performing the attack
Module 4 - Korek Chop Chop Attack
Not all access points (APs) are equal. During an assessment, we may find some are more vulnerable to fragmentation than others.
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Performing the attack
Module 5 - Cafe Latte Attack
Cafe Latte attack exploits how WEP clients handle reauthentication requests, enabling attackers to generate traffic and capture enough IVs to crack the WEP key without requiring traffic from the AP.
Monitor mode
Performing the attack
Module 6 - Attacking WEP Access Points Without Clients
Suppose our target network does not have any wireless clients connected and there are no ARP requests coming from any Ethernet-connected stations. In this scenario, we can perform a special Fragmentation or KoreK chop chop attack in combination with fake authentication.
Performing the attack
Module 7 - WEP Cracking
We’ll explore how to perform a mostly-offline dictionary attack with Python, requiring minimal captured data.
Aircrack-ng Benchmark
Korek WEP Cracking
Bruteforce WEP cracking
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