With that abundance of information.... who knows...Originally Posted by guardianx
my rounter is sitting next to me
i have a dell ispiron using backtrack 2.0 dual boot with xp
the network card is a wg511t neatgear.
i turned off mac filtering on the linksys router.
followed most of the command on the vid what else do u need to know?
Now we know something about your setup and equipment, that helps a little.
You say you followed most of the commands, what did you do and what didn't you do.
I am sure you understand that without all of the information, it is only possible for someone to guess at what setup and equipment you have, what you have done and what you haven't. So without all of that, it is impossible for someone to even begin to help you.
when i type
aireplay-ng -0 1 -a 00:13:10:89:f9:dd -c 00:14:22:33:44:55 ath0
the return msg is .. sending deauth to station - - stmac [00:13:10:89:f9:dd]
on the airodump-ng screen show
bssid station pwr lost packets
00:13:10:89:f9:dd 00:14:22:33:44:55 40 0 128
on the top corner of it there is no handshake ..
i'm using the standard backtrack 2.0 final all of the tools/program is default i didnt upgrade aircrack yet..
the pw for the linksys router is passwordtest
Try using the updated version of aircrack as suggested here in this thread and then post the results.
Guardianx,
I ran into the same problem and only got a handshake when i used the version of airplay that Xploitz suggested in his tut.
I think there is a link to it to download it....
svn co http: // trac.aircrack-ng.org/svn/trunk/ aircrack-ng (without the spaces)
cd aircrack-ng
make
make install
I would do that then try
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on the airodump-ng screen show
bssid station pwr lost packets
00:13:10:89:f9:dd 00:14:22:33:44:55 40 0 128
I think your sending the wrong data
Your BSSID is 00:13:10:89:f9:dd yeah?
Try this below
airodump-ng -c (what ever channel your AP is on) so no hopping -w test --bssid (your APS bssid) <device>
mine personally is airodump-ng c 11 -w psk 00:00:00:00:00 ath0
I then only have my data dumping & my station shows my other systems mac
so i use this other mac 2 deauth like below
aireplay-ng -0 1 -a <my AP MAC> -c <MY Other laptops mac> **this is the station mac in airodump-ng ** ath0
so looks like
aireplay-ng -0 1 -a 00:00:00:00:00 -c 00:00:00:00:00 ath0 WHERE <<<< IS THE STATION MAC DUMPED IN AIRODUMP, IN OTHERWORDS MY OTHER LAPTOP'S WIFI MAC THAT'S PHYSICALLY CONNECTED & GENERATING TRAFFIC
I then get handshake this WILL work, trust me & if it doesnt, please post your results EXACTLY step by step on how your doing it
ok will do and post update thanx you everyone
ok after i get the latest aircrack and installing it from the blow direction..which is version .0.9.1 r682
when i type in aireplay-ng to deauth...
my airodump screen doesnt show the handshake on the top right corner.
Sorry your having such terrible luck. 2 Things come to mind..
1. Try this..
aireplay-ng -0 5 -a 00:13:10:89:f9:dd -c 00:14:22:33:44:55 ath0
this will send the deauth 5 times in a row to client 00:14:22:44:55..might help you.
Wait just a second!! that client MAC,,,, is that a real client MAC?? Hell no it isn't..theres your problem..Your using a faked mac aren't you?? Theres no need to do a faked mac or even a need to associate/ or authenticate to crack WPA/WPA2..there is a HUGE difference in methods in cracking WPA/WPa2 VS WEP. In the command line...
aireplay-ng -0 5 -a 00:13:10:89:f9:dd -c 00:14:22:33:44:55 ath0
the -c 00:14:22:33:44:55 must be the clients MAC address thats ALREADY connected to the network..you can't use your own faked MAC address of your card your using to deauth ...whats the point of that??..Remember..no macchanger..no faked mac..and deauth a client thats ALREADY connected to the Network. Thats why your not getting a handshake. Please follow and use all the commands in the video. Leave out NOTHING!!
2.
in your airodump-ng -c 6 -w psk --bssid 00:13:10:89:f9:dd ath0
the --bssid 00:13:10:89:f9:dd option will focus on YOUR network and filter out any other data from other networks.
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yes i used the real mac address when i type it on my end. i only used 00:11:22:33:44:55 for posting purposes. when i send in the deauth with the 5 option it is sent 5 times and yet i dont see the handshake.
i turned off the linksys router mac filtering option pw phrase is still passwordtest
this is another off topic question i wanted to ask. in your other vid tut #1 where u show us noob how to crack wep encryption. how would i know if an ap is using n 64 bit key or 128key or other higher complex encyption? and is this how i start aircrack if i dont know what type of key lenght the ap uses
: aircrack-ng *.cap ath0
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