Not sure why you get this. Maybe a issue with the dev version of aircrack-ng your using. You might want to go to the aircrack-ng forums and ask darkaudix, he may can shed some light on this for you. Are you getting this with aircrack_0.91.lzm?? Or with the dev-1,0? or with another version??
There is no need to fake auth when cracking WPA/WPA2...your not cracking WEP. Forget the whole aireplay-ng -1 1 -e teddy -a [AP_BSSID] -h [CLIENT_BSSID] wlan0 command. There is no need for it. You need to deautha client with the
aireplay-ng -0 1 -a [BSSID_AP] -c [MY_BSSID_CLIENT] wlan0 command instead.
WAP means Wireless Access Point or either Wireless Application Protocol. In your case since your not trying to use PDA or a web browser to access the internet..its probably for Wireless Access Point.
Thanks for your interest in my video. unfortunately the only method as of today to crack WPA/ or WPA2 is with a dictionary attack. It must be brute forced. There is no other way around this that I am currently aware of. If your clients passphrase was say...offspring .....then the chances of it being in a dictionary are good. If your clients passphrase was super-calla-fraga-liastic-expy-alla-docious....then I seriously doubt it would be in any normal crackers/ hackers dictionary. You want to use a passphrase that is not a normal word or to a pass phrase that has a combo of spaces, numbers and special characters in it. I'm sorry, I know this is not the anser you were looking for..but it is the truth. If there was a program that could decipher the WPA/WPA2 passphrase without needing a dictionary..I'd have it by now...but unfortunately this program doesn't exist as of yet..so we must ALL use a dictionary attack and hope that the client used a weak passphrase that consist of a single word. If you want an uber l33t dictionary...your gonna have to build it yourself with raptr3 or JTR or some other wordlist builder. I have created all of my dictionaries from scratch. 1 for single words all lowercase..1 for all uppercase..one mixed with upper / lowercase..one with numbers..one with numbers/ letters...etc..you get the idea.
Feel free to do with it what you want. No harm done. The video was only meant to be a visual guide so that the others and yourself could compare your results with mine during in a live situation.





