you prob decoded yer own packets err maybe somebody else on your network was using the same auth info... i think even then the keys would be diff ... I know nothing of 802 auth
http://bughira.wordpress.com/2008/08...ip-network-ii/
Hi,
In my network I use 802.1x to add security. I realize this is currently one of the best options out there.
I was attempting to pentest my network to see if it is secure and I've discovered that I can capture some data using airodump-ng and it be successfully decoded using aircrack-ng.
This was about 50000 packet and with wireshark I was able to see part of the data I was looking at (some video on youtube). Some data packets were unreadable and I guess that they were encrypted using another key.
When I tested it again and captured more data, I wasn't able to recover a key.
Therefore, is it possible to capture packets so that we can find the multiple keys and decrypt all the data?
How can I prevent this on my network? make keys change faster?
Thanks
you prob decoded yer own packets err maybe somebody else on your network was using the same auth info... i think even then the keys would be diff ... I know nothing of 802 auth
http://bughira.wordpress.com/2008/08...ip-network-ii/
What specific 802.1x method are you using? TTLS? TLS? LEAP? PEAP? something else?
Change your rekey default to be quicker.How can I prevent this on my network? make keys change faster?