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