Wireless Attacks

Mastering WificraK – Unveiling the Power of Advanced Wi-Fi Exploits

Introduction

The majority of WPA2-PSK and WEP encryption attacks can be carried out using the WificraK tool. Using crunch or a wordlist, the tool enables you to open previously captured files.

The tool has been tested on Kali Linux and Parrot OS.

  • With the Alfa AWUS036NHA antenna, all of these attacks perform admirably.

Attacks

  • Deauthentication Attack
  • Authentication Attack
  • Beacon Flood Attack
  • PMKID Attack
  • Passive Attack
  • Pixie Dust Attack
  • Null Pin Attack
  • WEP Protocol Attacks
  • Offline Cracking Options
  • Evil Twin Attacks

Usage

To start wificraK, you need to be root and then start it with this command.

./wificraK -n wlan0 # Change the interface name if it’s different

Requirements

You don’t need to install all the requirements manually; this will be checked once you start the program.

aircrack-ng

reaver

mdk4

macchanger

xterm

hcxtools

wash

Demo

Demo on Kali Linux

Aman Mishra

Aman Mishra is a eJPT certified and always keen to learn new concepts and methodologies regarding cybersecurity.he is also a cyber security content writer and have passion for sharing my knowledge about the latest threads and trends in the industry.

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