High Quality! WEP Cracking with Ubuntu Aircrack-ng tutorial

HIGH QUALITY VERSION HERE: http://blip.tv/file/1767529/

Crack WEP easily following this tutorial.
This tutorial was made to prove that it is extremely easy to crack WEP.

By viewing this tutorial, you agree to not do any harm with it.
I will not be held responsible if you make misuse of it.

The wireless card used was a bcm4311 by Broadcom. This isn't the best card out there, not even close, but it proves that with correct patching for injection support, anything is possible.

The network cracked belongs to me, and is WEP40. (10 char key)
128bit requires much more packets in order to crack. It doesn't take too long though.

As per distance, I was about 25 meters away from the access point itself.

If you would like more information on WEP please visit aircrack-ng.org

Please rate and comment! Questions are welcome!

EDIT: The audio got screwed up, so there is no narration, I'll try to fix this ASAP.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• WEP
• Hacking
• Crack
• Aircrack-ng
• bcm43xx
• Wireless hacking

[chroniccommandpois0n]

What themes are you using?

[shibby22]

@chroniccommandpois0n

I don't remember.. sorry :\

[UberLifeTroll]

@chroniccommandpois0n He remembers, he's just a lazy fag.

[shibby22]

@UberLifeTroll

Ehhh. a real troll you are. If I remembered, wouldn't it be much easier to just tell him?

If I'm so lazy, and you aren't, why don't you try to figure out which themes I was using, and tell chroniccommandpois0n.

[Linkinitn]

well cant really rate it. from what i could see it looks good. but could u revise and make it a lil bigger.

[shibby22]

@Linkinitn

You can click on the link in the description.. Much higher resolution. :)

[crimsonking842]

Very nice tutorial but I have one problem. every time i try to run the "sudo aireplay-ng -6 6000 -a E0:46:9A:C1:12:63 -h 00:11:22:33:44:55 mon0" line It says mon0 is running on -1 and th e AP channel use's 6. I've tried messing with the code to figure out if I could change mon0 to channel 6 but I can't figure it out. Can someone help me out?

[motherfuckingJIMBO]

it is a good tutorial, but what is the 6000 after -1, the 0841 after -2 and the FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF during the aireplay-ng commands?

[triforcehyrule]

great tutorial, thanks to @shibby22 i can wep crack my neighbour conection, the password was quite obvios, his two pets name titanlulus was the password.

[1337shellc0der]

@944Nima I could care less about getting into my neighbor's wifi. My only purpose in life is to reverse engineer compiled code for the purpose of exploit development or anti-virus. Do you know how difficult it is to bypass today's DEP and ASLR protections for the purpose of installing..say a rootkit into the MBR? Well Imagine trying to go in reverse and figuring out how they do it, for the purpose of detecting and protecting from it. It takes a lot more than downloading some program...

[1337shellc0der]

@944Nima lol u such a noob

[1337shellc0der]

@944Nima lol brute force hashes....wut....

[narenkeshav]

@944Nima I somehow found that. @944Nima is there any other way?

[Uuxaul]

@Blutquell iwconfig wlan1 channel 1

However... You may have conflicting processes that keep changing your device's channel. Try killing everything that may be conflicting with airomon-ng.

[Blutquell]

Hi, first of all, nice guide.

I need help on this issue, would you know how to fix it?

I get odd notification/error when i run aireplay-ng

"wlan1 is on channel 1, but the AP uses channel 6"

i write this command:

sudo aireplay-ng -1 0 -e lolnet -a FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF -h MY:MA:CA:DD:RE:SS wlan1

My default wireless is wlan1, wlan0 isnt compatible

Is there a command to change the AP channel? I run airodump fine, it just takes a very long time without aireplay . Does this mean he has MAC filter?

[narenkeshav]

" ERROR while getting interface: No such device "

This what I get when I try to run

sudo ifconfig mon0 down

_______

At the same time, when I run

sudo airmon-ng start wlan0

My chipset say Unknown.

Does anyone have info which could help me?

Thank you.