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1 - WeakIVGen.pl - This script allows a simple emulation of IV/encrypted
output that one might observe with a WEP enable 802.11 Access Point.
The script generates IV combinations that can weaken the secret key
Initial import of WEPCrack 0.0.10 1 - WeakIVGen.pl - This script allows a simple emulation of IV/encrypted output that one might observe with a WEP enable 802.11 Access Point. The script generates IV combinations that can weaken the secret key used to encrypt the WEP traffic 2 - prism-getIV.pl - This script relies on output from Prismdump [or from Ethereal captures if libpcap has been patched for 802.11 monitor mode], and looks for IVs that match the pattern known to weakned secret keys. This script also captures the 1st byte of the encrypted output and places it and the weak IVs in a logfile. 3 - WEPCrack.pl - This script uses data collected or generated by WeakIVGen to attempt to determine the secret key. It will work with either 40bit or 128bit WEP. Additionaly, I have included a script prism-decode.pl that will decode most 802.11 frame types. This tool is intended to be used with prismdump, but could also be used against Ethereal 802.11 saved captures. It might be useful for capturing SSIDs, AP MAC addresses, or authentication data. -- This package works OK (patchs&makefile), but I could test his functionality. I need the BSD Air Tools to get a log file and check this.
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used to encrypt the WEP traffic
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2 - prism-getIV.pl - This script relies on output from Prismdump [or from
Ethereal captures if libpcap has been patched for 802.11 monitor mode],
and looks for IVs that match the pattern known to weakned secret keys.
This script also captures the 1st byte of the encrypted output and
Initial import of WEPCrack 0.0.10 1 - WeakIVGen.pl - This script allows a simple emulation of IV/encrypted output that one might observe with a WEP enable 802.11 Access Point. The script generates IV combinations that can weaken the secret key used to encrypt the WEP traffic 2 - prism-getIV.pl - This script relies on output from Prismdump [or from Ethereal captures if libpcap has been patched for 802.11 monitor mode], and looks for IVs that match the pattern known to weakned secret keys. This script also captures the 1st byte of the encrypted output and places it and the weak IVs in a logfile. 3 - WEPCrack.pl - This script uses data collected or generated by WeakIVGen to attempt to determine the secret key. It will work with either 40bit or 128bit WEP. Additionaly, I have included a script prism-decode.pl that will decode most 802.11 frame types. This tool is intended to be used with prismdump, but could also be used against Ethereal 802.11 saved captures. It might be useful for capturing SSIDs, AP MAC addresses, or authentication data. -- This package works OK (patchs&makefile), but I could test his functionality. I need the BSD Air Tools to get a log file and check this.
2003-05-07 23:52:11 +02:00
places it and the weak IVs in a logfile.
Removed trailing whitespace.
2005-02-13 16:36:59 +01:00
3 - WEPCrack.pl - This script uses data collected or generated by WeakIVGen
to attempt to determine the secret key. It will work with either 40bit
Initial import of WEPCrack 0.0.10 1 - WeakIVGen.pl - This script allows a simple emulation of IV/encrypted output that one might observe with a WEP enable 802.11 Access Point. The script generates IV combinations that can weaken the secret key used to encrypt the WEP traffic 2 - prism-getIV.pl - This script relies on output from Prismdump [or from Ethereal captures if libpcap has been patched for 802.11 monitor mode], and looks for IVs that match the pattern known to weakned secret keys. This script also captures the 1st byte of the encrypted output and places it and the weak IVs in a logfile. 3 - WEPCrack.pl - This script uses data collected or generated by WeakIVGen to attempt to determine the secret key. It will work with either 40bit or 128bit WEP. Additionaly, I have included a script prism-decode.pl that will decode most 802.11 frame types. This tool is intended to be used with prismdump, but could also be used against Ethereal 802.11 saved captures. It might be useful for capturing SSIDs, AP MAC addresses, or authentication data. -- This package works OK (patchs&makefile), but I could test his functionality. I need the BSD Air Tools to get a log file and check this.
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or 128bit WEP.
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Additionaly, I have included a script prism-decode.pl that will decode most
802.11 frame types. This tool is intended to be used with prismdump, but
could also be used against Ethereal 802.11 saved captures. It might be useful
Initial import of WEPCrack 0.0.10 1 - WeakIVGen.pl - This script allows a simple emulation of IV/encrypted output that one might observe with a WEP enable 802.11 Access Point. The script generates IV combinations that can weaken the secret key used to encrypt the WEP traffic 2 - prism-getIV.pl - This script relies on output from Prismdump [or from Ethereal captures if libpcap has been patched for 802.11 monitor mode], and looks for IVs that match the pattern known to weakned secret keys. This script also captures the 1st byte of the encrypted output and places it and the weak IVs in a logfile. 3 - WEPCrack.pl - This script uses data collected or generated by WeakIVGen to attempt to determine the secret key. It will work with either 40bit or 128bit WEP. Additionaly, I have included a script prism-decode.pl that will decode most 802.11 frame types. This tool is intended to be used with prismdump, but could also be used against Ethereal 802.11 saved captures. It might be useful for capturing SSIDs, AP MAC addresses, or authentication data. -- This package works OK (patchs&makefile), but I could test his functionality. I need the BSD Air Tools to get a log file and check this.
2003-05-07 23:52:11 +02:00
for capturing SSIDs, AP MAC addresses, or authentication data.
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