But what if its WEP and no clients?
Is there a work around for that?
Trying to associate with a network that has an hidden SSID will produce an error message "No network selected [failure]".
IMHO, it seems like an expected error since aireplay's fakeauth attack needs an SSID to work. A possible workaround would be to add an option to deauth a client, making him to reveal the network SSID (some clients already do this even when they are connected).
But what if its WEP and no clients?
Is there a work around for that?
Do you know how to add the MDK to gerix?
No, I don't. Even if gerix-wifi-cracker is open source (which I don't know if it is), I don't have enough knowledge in programming to do that myself (or maybe I have, but I don't feel like checking at the moment...). Anyway, and if I recall correctly, MDK's hidden SSID cracking attack need a wordlist to work, it would be like cracking WPA.
A nice option would to include an option to use a dictionary attack using MDK3 with the ssid list used in the CoWF tables or user specified one.
"I do not know with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones."
Albert Einstein
To crack hidden SSIDs, MDK3 can either use a dictionary attack, or a bruteforce attack.
Mind you the bruteforce approach is not recommended for anything over 4 characters really..
For info, I put a vid up on it a while agoon the old forums;
MDK3 - Cracking hidden SSIDs in back|track 4 - Remote Exploit Forums
so... Gerix does not work with hidden SSID?