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In this tutorial we will guide you to crack WEP hotspot and use exploit to do something dangerous like SQL injection. Before we do anything though, a standard disclaimer: Do not use any of these techniques against a machine that’s not under your control, unless you have been given explicit permission to do so. This guide could potentially be used to access things that you’re not supposed to, and if you get caught (and, believe us, you will get caught if this guide is your only source) you might find yourself at the wrong end of the Computer Misuse Act, or whatever is the legislation in your locale. Even if it doesn’t get to the courts, being woken up at 6am by law enforcement officers demanding that you surrender all your hardware is no fun (is there something you’re not telling us—Ed). Also if, eg, you’re from your home wireless network, then as a matter of course you should tell other members of your household what you’re up to.

With that out of the way, we can get on with some introductory penetration testing. You can use Kali straight from the disc, install it, or just install the tools (wireshark and aircrack-ng are available in most repos) on your preferred Linux distribution (distro). Unlike our, this tutorial will be focused on using Kali Linux for hacking wireless. For our first trick, we’ll show you how trivially easy it is to crack a WEP-secured wireless network. The underlying attacks used by aircrack-ng ( too) first came into being about fifteen years ago, and everyone should be using WPA2 for their password-protected networks now (the original WPA has been deprecated, but is still much more secure than WEP). Cracking wireless networks (not just WEP ones) isn’t just a matter of repeatedly trying to connect using different passwords as most routers would blacklist the MAC address of any device that tried that. Instead, a more passive approach is required, so we set our wireless adaptor to a special mode where it silently sucks up all packets as they fly through the air, rather than sending any of its own.

This is often called ‘monitor’ mode. We won’t cover setting up a WEP network here, you can do it with an old router or even on your current one, so long as everyone else in the household knows their network activities are potentially all visible. Once you’ve got a target WEP hotspot set up, we can focus on our Kali Linux running attack machine. Preparing the attack Getting wireless devices working in Linux is traditionally a source of headaches.

Some adaptors require extra firmware to work, and many have other peculiar quirks all their own. As such we can’t really help you, but in general if your device works in another distro, it should do so in Kali Linux too. Unfortunately, even if you do get it working normally, many wireless drivers will still not support monitor mode.

Some (such as Broadcom’s wl driver for BCM2235-2238 chipsets commonly used in laptops) do, but require you to activate it in a non-standard way, others claim to but don’t. All in all it’s a bit of a minefield, but the aircrack_ng website maintains an up to date list showing the state of various chipsets at. Before we attempt to activate monitor mode, it’s a good idea to disable NetworkManager or any other process which talks to the network card (wpa_supplicant, avahi etc).

These might interfere with things and the last thing we need is interference. Once the device is in monitor mode it will no longer be a part of the network, so you won’t be able to browse the web etc unless you also have a wired connection. Hard drugs riddim zip. To test if monitor mode is available on your device, fire up Kali Linux, open up a terminal and run.