OK, so now we can move on to another attack, it's going to be fake authentication replay.
So this is something that we can do if you're having trouble, like having a lot of data on your network
so they can capture a lot of Evy's you can try this attack out.
So we're going to use erodable energy to capture the package into a file once again.
And then we're going to use er er replay Engie to perform a fake authentication attack to associate,
you know, with the Target network or a.k.a. your router and you know, allow us to force the right
to create more Ivey's and then we're going to increase the network activity with our bibliotheque.
So after that we can use the aircraft engie to actually crack the key, just like the first attack first.
And now we're going to do for this attack is we're actually going to do the fake authentication to actually
associate with the network.
So let's go ahead and let's run airman.
And again, just like we did before Aradigm and Jegan, and then we're going to write into a file called
Fake Up, and now it's going to pick up the different devices that are connected to the network, as
you know.
So now it's like do a fake association with it.
So this command right here, every play engy dashed as fake.
All this means is doing a fake authentication attack and zero just means to do it once.
And then we have Dash A and then this is the Mac address of the network, which we already know where
to find that.
And that's H.
This is the Mac address of our wireless adapter that we have connected to colonics.
And you could find that by going over and doing an ISP and then looking at these first 12 digits right
here and change the hyphens to Colon's, and that is the Mac address of our wireless adapter that we
have connected.
So what we can do is go back over here and now and then you also have to put the interface, which zero,
and then you're going to hit enter and it is going to associate us.
OK, so now if we check back over here, we can see that right here.
This is the device where we did the fake authentication.
It's like this is the Mac and just of my wireless adapter.
And you can see that we're associated underoath right here.
It was blank before, but now this is open.
Just another way to see that we've actually successfully associated with this and now we're going to
try the replay attack.
So it's a very similar command.
You want to change the Dash eight, it should be right here and then change the fake all to our replay
once you take out the zero as well.
Don't need that there.
And then we're just going to enter and now it's just going to kind of send a bunch of packets to the
router.
And now we're going to see that the packets everything's, you know, kind of increasing very, very
quickly.
The frames are going up and the day being captured is going up a little bit faster than before.
So what you want to do this is the way that you can kind of speed up the capture of packets on this
network just in case, you know, you have a kind of like a slow network.
And it's just another way to gather more Ivey's so that you can go ahead and crack the network.
So you want to let you want to give a little bit of time and then you can try to air and command again
and you'll be good to go.
OK, so if you notice that the data and the data number is going up really slow, what you can do is
actually go over and try to do another fake authentication attack just so that you can be associated
with the network.
And then this number should start going up very, very quickly.
So once this gets a little bit higher for me, this is the key is about like it's 128 bits, which is
the max for I probably want about thirty thousand in the data column, so I'll wait until then and then
I will go ahead and try to crack it.
OK, so now I package it is approaching thirty thousand, so I'm going to go ahead and try it again.
So let's see, let's do air crack and G and then the fake author is going to be OK to this time.
This is the second time I'm doing this and then we're going to, we're going to see what happens.
Should actually be able to have twenty four thousand IVs.
Let's see if it actually cracks.
So after they captured thirty seven thousand IVs, I was able to decrypt it in less than a minute,
59 seconds.
It got the same exact passes before.
And we know that I showed you before.
So now you know, you know how to crack into networks.
And now we're going to move on to doing networks, which is a little bit more a little different of
an approach.