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BruteForce 5GHz wifi Networks

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BruteForce Keys for Unconfigured 5 GHz Networks

When analyzing large amounts of disclosed keys for wireless access points (including with the program Router Scan by Stas’M ), one interesting observation was made: many owners of dual-band APs do not realize the existence of a second 5 GHz band. Depending on the router model, the second 5 GHz band may be enabled or disabled by default. If it is enabled by default, the 5 GHz band has its own default password. These passwords are built on the same principle, which depends on the model of the router. For example, for all routers of the same model, there can be eight capital letters.

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The easiest way to hack WiFi (how to use airgeddon)

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Until recently, I considered WiFite the most “Nubian” (in a good sense of the word) program for hacking wireless WiFi networks (“ Wifite a program for implementing complex (WPA / WPA2, WEP, WPS) automated attacks on WiFi in Kali Linux ”). Perhaps now the primacy of the best WiFi hacking tools for beginners takes airgeddon.

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WiFi WPS Attack using Reaver

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WiFi WPS Attack using Reaver

What is WPS?

WiFi Protected Setup (secure installation), WPS – standard (and the same protocol) of the semi-automatic creation of a wireless WiFi network.

WPS was designed to simplify deployment and connect to WiFi networks.

There are two types of WPS: WPS with a pin code of 8 digits, on the client you need to enter the same code as on the access point, and the WPS button – you need to press a button on the access point and on the client with an interval of less than two minutes, then they will connect together.

Access points that have WPS enabled are vulnerable to a brute-force (brute-force) attack of this PIN. Once the WPS PIN is selected, you can connect to the access point, as well as learn its WPA / WPA2 password. The search is possible only on access points for which you need to enter numbers, but it is not possible where you need to press buttons.

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Effective selection of WPS PINs based on known and generated PINs

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Effective selection of WPS PINs based on known and generated PINs

Busting WPS PINs with Reaver takes hours or even a day, especially if the attacked Access Point is far away and you have to make several attempts to check the same pin.

Some access points are vulnerable to the Pixie Dust attack, which is performed by the Pixiewps tool . It allows you to open a pin in minutes or even seconds. Not all access points are vulnerable, so after checking for Pixie Dust, if the attack failed, you have to take a brute force.

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Search for wireless access points with WPS enabled

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Search for wireless access points with WPS enabled: using Wash, Airodump-ng and Wifite

Before attacking Wi-Fi from WPS, we need to find wireless access points that have WPS turned on.

This can be done in different ways, I will talk about , Airodump-ng and Wifite. You yourself can choose the one that seems to you the most convenient.

Regardless of the method chosen, you need to start by putting the wireless card in monitor mode . I do it like this:

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