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2007-08-05
, 17:43
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So I get airodump to capture packets, but the # packets under "data" does not match the #IV's aircrack claims I collected. For example, I ran a short test and airodump claimed to capture 5300 IV's and Aircrack claimed I only captured 73. I am running the following script:
airodump-ng -c 6 -w zack --bssid **:**:**:**:**:** --ivs wlan0
** astericks are instead of actual MAC address.
If anyone could please shed some light on the discrepancy between programs.
Oh and one more thing, how do you write to a previously created file (in this case zack-01.ivs).
Last edited by zacksmojo; 2007-08-05 at 17:53.
airodump-ng -c 6 -w zack --bssid **:**:**:**:**:** --ivs wlan0
** astericks are instead of actual MAC address.
If anyone could please shed some light on the discrepancy between programs.
Oh and one more thing, how do you write to a previously created file (in this case zack-01.ivs).
Last edited by zacksmojo; 2007-08-05 at 17:53.
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2007-08-06
, 16:14
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#13
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Could somebody define the steps if I wanted to use Kismet to gather the packets and use Aircrack for the procedure?
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2007-08-07
, 00:26
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#15
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if you do the following it sort of works:
airodump-ng -w mycapture --ivs wlan0
this gives you all the data from all channels in a file. then you can go back and run the statement again with the -c X thing that he mentioned earlier.
airodump-ng -w mycapture --ivs wlan0
this gives you all the data from all channels in a file. then you can go back and run the statement again with the -c X thing that he mentioned earlier.
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2007-08-07
, 15:55
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#16
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Originally Posted by mfresh
This doesn't work for me.
But you can use the suite. Try this after installing aircrack-ng
start Xterm, and become root.
Then enter:
airodump-ng wlan0
This will show you what networks are around, and the MAC addresses of the access points and computers which are connected, and what channels they are operating on. Make a note of the channel of the access point you want to test (ie your own one)
Originally Posted by mfresh
This does work, I just put channel 11, my AP channel.
Now quit airodump-ng by doing a control c , then restart it by typing
airodump-ng -c X -w mycapture --ivs wlan0
but change the X for the channel number of your access point. This will start capturing data which you will use to crack the WEP key, in a file called mycapture-01.ivs in your home directory
Now you have to wait for a while, till you have captured enough data to crack the WEP key. If the access point is busy then you might not have to wait too long.
I left it on overnight, but woke up to it saying "SIGALRM". Which might mean the unit went to sleep (too!) and didn't wake.
Is there a way to tell it to not sleep?
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2007-09-11
, 03:53
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#17
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awesome, this thread got me up and running.
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2007-09-11
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@ Bulgaria - Vidin
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#18
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Cracking Wep on a 770 is useless in real sircumstances as wifi drivers don't support injection but for studing purposes its cool. It would be great if we had good drivers - 770 would be the great key breaking device.
Last edited by apple2; 2020-10-01 at 13:32.
Last edited by apple2; 2020-10-01 at 13:32.
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2007-10-14
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#19
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i start airodump-ng and after some minutes i get "read failed: Network is down".does anybody knows something?
Also i only get 1 to 6 ivs
Help me please
Also i only get 1 to 6 ivs
Help me please
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2007-10-16
, 14:24
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@ New York, USA
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#20
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Originally Posted by badmacktuck
"airodump-ng -w mycapture --ivs wlan0" worked for me. Get all the data in the file. But here is my uber-noob question:
if you do the following it sort of works:
airodump-ng -w mycapture --ivs wlan0
this gives you all the data from all channels in a file. then you can go back and run the statement again with the -c X thing that he mentioned earlier.
How do I know just by looking at a mac address that this is the wireless for which I want the key ?
Nokia 770
ITOS 2006
Motorola RAZR V3c
Alltel Wireless