Also you can download other password lists from:Īircrack-ng psk-01.cap -w /usr/share/doc/aircrack-ng-doc/password.lst The “password.lst” file may be in a different location than in this example. If you’ve done this several times, get the name of the most recent “.cap” file.Ĭrack the passphrase using the following command. There will be a “.cap” file in the current directory. Now you can cancel the “airodump” command. A device has re-authenticated which is exactly what we wanted. The “airodump” command above should now show a “WPA handshake: E0:32:FA:0A:F6:06” message at the top of the window.
This BSSID was taken from the step above. Notice the BSSID (MAC address) in the following command. In another window (while the above command is still running).
While the above is still running, trigger a device that’s already on that wireless network to de-authenticate which triggers a re-authentication process. airodump-ng wlp0s20f3 -c 11 -essid MYWIFI -w pskįrom the above command output, the top-left column lists the BSSID. Note that I can see from the survey that the access point is using channel 11 (amongst others) so I use the “-c 11” in the command below. Monitor that wireless network for authenticating devices, that’s the weak point. For this example, we’ll be using the wireless network with ESSID “MYWIFI”. The above gives you enough insight into the wireless networks around you. In my case, the wifi device is “wlp0s20f3”: ifconfig wlp0s20f3 down Install the software: yum install aircrack-ng This article is based on Fedora 32 64bit running on a Lenovo Thinkpad T490s. Only do this on a network that you own or are responsible for and have permission to test in this way. That’s the limits of this generation of the AirCrack-NG suite. Note that this will only work with WPA/WPA2 PSK wireless networks.
This article demonstrates how to crack a wireless network using the AirCrack-NG suite.
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