hacking wpa2 with gerix

[PhiberOptics]

(07-26-2011 01:34 PM)dirt81 Wrote:  looking to hack wpa2 with gerix. I downloaded a 13gb dictionary already as I know most tutorials of wpa has a dictionary.


now that's about all I know so where to start. figured this would be a new challenge for me.

Where did you get your 13 GB dictionary is that the one from the torrent site?

[dirt81]

(08-14-2011 01:36 PM)PhiberOptics Wrote:  

(07-26-2011 01:34 PM)dirt81 Wrote:  looking to hack wpa2 with gerix. I downloaded a 13gb dictionary already as I know most tutorials of wpa has a dictionary.


now that's about all I know so where to start. figured this would be a new challenge for me.

Where did you get your 13 GB dictionary is that the one from the torrent site?

sorry guys i got lost for a while been kinda busy with day to day life.

ok so i ditched the 13gb from pb and am working on downloading the 33gb i found in another thread.

ive never crack wpa/wpa2 psk so im starting fresh. it is becoming imperative to learn this.

i never a good tutorial to follow.

this is the tutorial i followed for wep:
hxxp://lifehacker.com/5305094/how-to-crack-a-wi+fi-networks-wep-password-with-backtrack
mod please remove it not allowed to post links and my apologies ahead of time
the link is to show you the importance it is to me to follow a tutorial.

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i just looked over a few ways you guys posted in this thread ill be sure to try them out and go from there.

im using backtrack 5 32bit kde

1 question: how do i route bt to my 1tb hd for dictionary file? im sure it's easy and i feel like a dumbass asking the question, but im a real noobie to bt

[dirt81]

https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5945498...df1f48ed0b
13gb word list

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(10-21-2011 06:45 AM)dirt81 Wrote:  https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5945498...df1f48ed0b
13gb word list

I got the exact same wordlist too from TPB. Now how to utilize it properly.....

Which do you use? A .txt or .lst file? What's the difference?

Which in the 13 GB list do you use for just 10 digit numbers cracking?

Thanks in advance for your replies.

[cyb3runkn0wn]

WPA uses TKIP encryption only and RC4 cipher

WPA2 uses CCMP instead of TKIP, but has the option to use TKIP. Also has AES as the default cipher with the option of using RC4

[harman]

this is how you can easly crack all WEP encrypted networks w/o knowing much about linux.