OK, great.
So in the previous lecture, the fragmentation attack was attempted and not successful.
So before you give up, you got to try another method to crack the whip key for client was networks.
And this time we will use airplay Attack four, which is otherwise known as the chop chop attack.
So the chop chop attack, when successful, can decrypt a Web data packet without knowing the Web key.
Now, there is a tiny difference from the fragmentation attack.
We only need to change the attack.
No, it'll be for.
So let's check the data field in the Aradigm session.
OK, so we do have one packet now and there is an associate client with fake authentication, sometimes
you have to wait for a long time or so it would seem.
Now, as for the fragmentation attack, the chop chop attack saves the key stream into an exhausted
fire that can later be used to generate a packet with packet forge energy.
OK, so the capture file and key stream file are now saved.
So at this point, we need packett for Ginji, and that is used to create the encrypted packets that
can later be used for injection.
So we use Pacard for Jeng to generate an ARP request packet that we'll later use to attack the wireless
networks.
So the syntax that we're going to use here is packett forge, engy zero Mac address of access point.
And let's copy it from here.
Mac, address of the client.
Copying that from here.
Destination IP and source IP.
Wire file and output file name.
And now the forged packet is saved.
So now I can start an AAP replay attack by using this packet to increase data frames.
Well, OK, there might always be something it might always now be, but I didn't.
In case you didn't catch it, I did not add the B.S. I.D. so make sure you do it has to be used with
the B parameter, of course.
OK, so as you see here, the data packets are increasing.
And after waiting for a while, we can run their crack engie.
And for that, we've got to give the arrow dump energy output to the aircraft energy.
And might be a little while again.
So sometimes it may be necessary to terminate and then restart aircraft engines.
Sometimes it breaks a key, but it might not show on the screen.
And yeah, OK, so the key was finally found.
Very cool.