Make some traffic.Originally Posted by ferretrj
WPA and SSID hidden
hi guys. okay? I would like to know how to break a wpa key in which there is no traffic and with the hidden SSID? which commands ??.... I'm using the BT4
Make some traffic.
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ohh.. serious?? fine.... and how i do that??
Connect to it with another machine and start downloading something.
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With your hands and brain. Do your research, it's basic.
Really? I mean, REALLY?
You don't know how to make traffic appear on your WLAN? If you can't do that, send the computer back to the manufacturer.
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Folks i think this is a serious problem.
Let's do a tutorial + video + commands on "how to create traffic"
that would be awesome!
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I believe the initial request sounds a lot more like "i'm trying to break into someone's network around here, i dont even know their SSID, and they're not sending handshakes. Please spoonfeed me a way in."
If thats not the case then with traffic on the network the SSID generally tends to show up fine in Kismet, or airodump-ng. Moreover, a connected client makes a handshake with the AP which is what you're looking for. If you connect another wireless adapter (or pc) to the AP you'll get the handshake. Alternately, you may launch a deauthentication attack against a connected client forcing them to reconnect and thus making the handshake.
The dude can't even make traffic on his LAN. What makes you think he can even comprehend 1/10th of what you just said.
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